Originally established as Italy’s first international business school in 1868, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice is now a midsize public university offering programmes in the humanities, the social sciences, and science and technology.
Based in Venice, the university offers all the advantages of being at the heart of one of Europe’s most inspiring and dynamic cultural hubs. At the same time, it fosters a markedly global atmosphere thanks to the presence of a large community of international faculty, researchers and students. In fact, Ca’ Foscari brings the world to its campuses thanks to the dozens of English-taught undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees it offers. It also makes sure that its students venture beyond its campuses and local context by encouraging them to take advantage of a wide variety of joint/double degree options and international exchange programmes. Moreover, as a public institution with significant government support that genuinely believes in making excellent international education accessible to all, its tuition fees are remarkably affordable, even for international students.
The university's teaching and research are carried out by 7 departments and the Venice School of Management, an EQUIS-accredited business school, which offer degree programs in the following fields:
CAMPUSES
Ca' Foscari has multiple campuses dedicated to specific study areas:
Ca' Foscari also has a campus in the nearby city of Treviso that hosts its School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship, as well as a partnership with H-Farm College in Roncade that has students enrolled in the undergraduate degree in Digital Management attend classes on the H-Farm Campus.
RESOURCES. FACILITIES AND SERVICES
STUDENT LIFE
Beyond the university sphere, the city of Venice ensures that you are immersed in cultural enrichment. Whether they are taking advantage of the international events that draw crowds from around the world such as the international Venice Biennale dedicated to contemporary art, or exploring the city's artistic and architectural beauty, they are always soaking up the experiences that only Europe's greatest cultural capitals can offer. Moreover, the pedestrian city centre facilitates a sustainable lifestyle while fostering a wonderfully spontaneous social dynamic, with student life unfolding not only on the university's campuses but also throughout the city's public spaces.
For more information about Ca' Foscari, visit www.unive.it/english.