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4 CA’ FOSCARI INTERNATIONAL

6 INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

8 UNIVERSITY PROFILE

10 THE ESSENTIALS

12 FINANCE

16 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (BACHELOR’S DEGREES 180 ECTS)

50 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES (MASTER’S DEGREES 120 ECTS)

112 DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES

118 PROFESSIONAL MASTER’S PROGRAMMES

132 CA’ FOSCARI FOR STUDENTS

134 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

136 ENJOY CA’ FOSCARI, DISCOVER VENICE

140 LIFE IN VENICE

144 NETWORKS

146 UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS

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CA’- - - F O - -SCARI INTER-NATIO-N A L - -

Ca’ Foscari University holds international mobility agreements with partner universities all over the world, and actively participates in numerous European programmes for technological research, education and training. The University has recently strengthened its recruitment strategy in order to attract an international student and faculty body, aiming to constantly improve the quality of teaching and learning.Ca’ Foscari offers tailor-made customized services to its international stakeholders so as to provide a full breadth and level of support to comprehensively integrate them into the university community. In the hopes of furthering its individual goals while also helping to build higher education capacity elsewhere, the University has increased the number of degree programmes held entirely in English and has set up new international research and teaching partnerships, paying particular attention to emerging regions. In addition to the many international Double/Joint Degree Programmes and English-taught Degree Programmes, the “internationalization at home” formula is fosteredby the following initiatives.

CA’ FOSCARI INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

Ca’ Foscari International College is a centre of excellence which attracts high-achieving students from Italy and abroad. The International College provides accommodation to selected students on the Island of San Servolo, an international residential campus located near St. Mark’s Square. Students attend degree programmes at Ca’ Foscari University and participate in an additional interdisciplinary programme of courses and innovative activities arranged by the College, making it one of the most vibrant cultural and scientific centres in the area. In addition to subsidised accommodation at the College, full and partial merit-based scholarships are awarded as well.

Ca’ Foscari International CollegeSan Servolo Island, Venice

[email protected]

Facebook:Collegio Internazionale Ca’ Foscari

CA’ FOSCARI SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

Ca’ Foscari School for International Education offers international studentsthe opportunity to learn about Italian history, language and culture, and provides prospective students with the possibility to take courses in any disciplines that are required in Ca’ Foscari degree programmes. Summer Programmes organised by the School in collaboration with prestigious international partners contribute to expanding the learning experience at Ca’ Foscari for local and international students.

Ca’ FoscariSchool for International EducationSan Sebastiano, Dorsoduro 1686, Venice

[email protected]/cfsie

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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

From its foundation in 1868 as a Royal Business College with a specific focuson Eastern and Western languages,Ca’ Foscari has a long and distinguished vocation towards the outer world.Its international profile is defined by its several international partners all over the world and by the quality of the international programmes that are offered to students.Ca’ Foscari University recognizes international mobility as a precious tool for the development of scientific and cultural knowledge, as well as an instrument for individual and professional growth. Therefore, the University seeks to promote outgoing mobility for its students, researchers, professors and administrative staff by joining the most important international mobility programmes and by developing bilateral relations with other universities and international firms and institutions.

AFRICAMarocco (4)Tunisia (2)

AMERICAArgentina (7)Bolivia (1)Brazil (11)Canada (6)Chile (1)Costa Rica (1)Ecuador (4)Mexico (1)Peru (2)United StatesOf America (10)

ASIAChina (12)Georgia (1)India (5)Indonesia (1)Iran (1)Iraq (1)Israel (3)Japan (27)Jordan (1)Kuwait (1)Mongolia (1)Philippines (1)Qatar (1)South Korea (13)Taiwan (3)United Arab Emirates (1)Vietnam (3)

EUROPEAlbania (1)Austria (5)Belgium (6)Bulgaria (2)Croatia (3)Cyprus (1)Czech Republic (2)Denmark (3)Estonia (1)Finland (6)France (54)Germany (38)Greece (11)Hungary (5)Iceland (1)Ireland (3)Latvia (1)Lithuania (1)Malta (1)Netherlands (8)

Norway (3)Poland (10)Portugal (8)Romania (6)Russian Federation (8)Serbia (2)Slovenia (5)Spain (48)Sweden (7)Switzerland (7)Turkey (9)United Kingdom (32)

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U N I -V E R -S I T Y P R O -F I L EEstablished in 1868 as the first Business School in Italy, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice is now one of Italy’s best universities, encompassing a vast and varied array of undergraduate and graduate degrees, in addition to numerous Doctoral programmes and a wide selection of 1st and 2nd level Professional Master’s Programmes.

The university experience enjoyed byCa’ Foscari students every day takes place in an international environment where focus is placed on the most innovative aspects of research, new teaching technologies and methods are openly sought, where cultural events bring students together and where links to future employment are solidly and effectively created.

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CA’ FOSCARI AT A GLANCE

PEOPLE

20.400 students, among which there are:

1.400 international students

8.500 new enrolments per year 1.200 professors, lecturers, native language teachersand administrative staff

DEGREE PROGRAMMES

16 Undergraduate Programmes (3 years)

29 Graduate Programmes (2 years)

14 Doctoral Programmes

34 Professional Master’s Programmes(1 year)

2 Summer Schools (6-8 weeks) in partnership with Harvard University and Columbia University of New York (U.S.A)

2 International seminar programmes(1 week) in partnership with British Columbia Institute of Technology (Canada) and Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland)

ENGLISH-TAUGHTDEGREE PROGRAMMES

UNDERGRADUATE

- Economics and Management (curriculum: Economics and Management)

- Philosophy,International Studies and Economics

GRADUATE

- Economics

- Accounting and Finance (curriculum: Business Administration)

- Business Administration (curriculum: International Management)

- Economics and finance (curriculum: Economics and Finance)

- Marketing and Communication (curriculum: Innovation and Marketing)

- Languages

- European, American and Postcolonial Languages and Literatures (curricula: English Studies and American Studies)

- Language Sciences (curriculum: Language Sciences)

- International Relations (curriculum: International and Cross-Cultural Relations)

- Science

- Computer Science

- Environmental Sciences (curriculum: Global Environment Change)

- Sustainable Chemistry and Technology (curriculum: Environment Sustainable Chemistry and Technologies)

CA’ FOSCARI: THE UNIVERSITY

8 Departments

5 Interdepartmental Schools

3 Schools:

Challenge School (for continuing education)

Graduate School (for doctoral studies)

Ca’ Foscari School for International Education

6 Libraries

1 University Language Centre

INTERNATIONAL NETWORKS

+ 170 International cooperation agreements

+ 510 Erasmus exchange agreements

English

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1° CYCLE – UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

LaureaBachelor’s Degree

180 credits

EUROPEAN CREDIT TRANSFER AND ACCUMULATION SYSTEM (ECTS)

The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) is a system for transferring university credits throughout Europe.It is based on the clarity and transparency of the students’ plans of study and on he assignment of appropriate creditsfor the completed work. The objectiveof this system is to guarantee that credits for the courses and exams taken during the period spent abroad are granted and recognised according to clear rules.Rules are based on precise agreements which are regulated by mechanisms that are common to all the institutions participating in the Programme, and students are advised before leaving.In accordance with European directives, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice has established that the equivalence of credits is 1 CFU = 1 ECTS.

2° CYCLE – GRADUATE STUDIES

Laurea MagistraleMaster’s Degree

120 credits

3° CYCLE – POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

Dottorato di RicercaPhD/Research Doctorate

3 years

For further information on grade conversions, visit:www.unive.it > English > How To > International mobility > Outgoing mobility > Studying abroad > Recognition of study-abroad periods > ECTS Tables for grade conversion

For information on the ECTS system, visit: www.crui.it/crui/ECTS/english/index.htm

CA’ FOSCARIFOR YOU

YOUR APPLICATION

1) Check the pre-enrolment system procedure for international studentson the Ca’ Foscari web site:www.unive.it/evaluation

2) Non-EU nationals will need a visa in order to stay in the European Union for more than 90 days in any 180–day period. Some country nationals will need a visa for entry. Check with the Italian Embassy or Consulate in your country to make sure you comply with visa regulations.

3) Make an appointment withthe International Welcome Desk:www.unive.it/welcome

YOUR ARRIVALIN VENICE

The Ca’ Foscari International Welcome Desk offers a wide range of services for international students before their arrival. Keep in touch with your tutor, read your Welcome Guide, get involved in the “Buddy Program”, and join the activities during the Welcome Day organized for you!Discover your University, and get offto a good start, learning and living atCa’ Foscari.

ARE YOU LOOKINGFOR ACCOMMODATIONIN VENICE?

The Housing office acts as an intermediary by matching your needs and preferences with accommodation available and may be able to help you look for a temporary lodging as a starting point prior to finding more suitable accommodation in Venice.

Further details are available here: Ca’ Foscari International:www.unive.it/internationalFacebook:www.facebook.com/internationalcafoscariLinkedin:http://goo.gl/psNo27

For further details about the Italian Higher Education System please visit:www.study-in-italy.it / www.universitaly.it

ITALIAN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM CHART

T H E E S -S E N -T IALS

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AT A GLANCE: ITALIAN AND EU STUDENTS

Amount per year

€ 0 < 1,67.00

single room:€ 300-400 (per month) excluding billsdouble room:€ 200-250 (per month) excluding bills

food:€ 50-80 (per week)public transports: ticket € 1,50 and transit pass € 22 (per month)

Reductions

household incomeacademic merit

Reductions might be provided by ESU *

How do I pay?

by using the MAVon demand codeby credit card(Visa or Master Card) by debit card (POS)

by bank transfer

by cashby credit cardby debit card (POS)

Tuition fees

Accommodation

Other living costs

* For further information, please visit www.esuvenezia.it

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Amount per year

€ 0 < 1,896



Reductions



How do I pay?


by bank transfer


Tuition fees

Accommodation

Other living costs

GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

F I - - - - N A N - -C E - -

Ca’ Foscari assists its students during their entire University career by offering a range of loans, grants and scholarships through its Financial Aid Office.Personalized support is availableto international students, students who work or students with disabilities. Students can also apply for temporary positions within the University’s offices and libraries.

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F I - - - - N A N - -C E - -

For further information please visitwww.unive.it/fees

AT A GLANCE: ITALIAN AND EU STUDENTS

Amount per year

€ 0 < 1,900.00



Reductions



How do I pay?


by bank transfer


Tuition fees

Accommodation

Other living costs

* For further information, please visit www.esuvenezia.it

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Amount per year

€ 0 < 2,100.00



Reductions



How do I pay?


by bank transfer


Tuition fees

Accommodation

Other living costs

GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

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UNDER-GRAD-U A T E PROG-R A M -M E S

ECONOMICS

- Business Administration and Management

- Economics and Business

- Foreign Trade

HUMANITIES

- Conservation of Cultural Heritage and Performing Arts Management

- History

- Literature

- Philosophy

- Sciences of Society and Social Service

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE

- Language, Culture and Society of Asia and Mediterranean Africa

- Language, Civilisation and Science of Language

- Linguistic and Cultural Mediation

- Philosophy, International Studies and Economics

SCIENCES

- Computer Science

- Technologies for the Conservation and the Restoration

- Environmental Sciences

- Sustainable Chemistry and Technology

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A D M I S -SION TO U N D E R -GRADUATE S T U D I E S

QUALIFICATIONS

In order to enrol in any undergraduate degree programme, students must holda University Entrance Qualification.For students who have finished high school in Italy:

Diploma di maturità quinquennale(Italian five-year high school certificate);

Diploma di maturità quadriennale con anno integrativo (Italian four-year high school certificate plus additional yearof studies);

Diploma di maturità quadriennale(Italian four-year high school certificate) issued by teacher training college where the requirement for an additional year is no longer in use. In this case will be required to pass an Additional Learning Requirement for the students (see below).

For students who have completed their high school studies abroad, the UEQ must be a valid qualification which allows admission to University in the country where it was obtained.

ADDITIONAL LEARNING REQUIREMENTS (OFAs)

Students must be properly prepared to embark upon their chosen Degree programme, and must therefore ensure that they have the basic requisites – the knowledge necessary to follow their chosen pathway successfully. If you do not hold all entrance requirements, you will be required to meet the Additional Learning Requirements (“OFA”) and will have the opportunity to take tests. Although students failing to pass OFA tests will still be able to enrol in their chosen Degree, they will be required to take remedial courses organised by the University, and will then sit further tests (these vary according to the Degree programme in question) in order to demonstrate they have attained the level of knowledge requested for the specific Degree programme. In some cases these OFA tests need to be passed within a certain time-frame, otherwise you will be unable to sit any further exams.

OFAs have no impact on the number of credits that students are required to obtain during their studies, nor on their mean grade: OFA tests result in a pass/fail only.

ADMISSION

There are two types of admission to undergraduate programmes: limited and open admission (“accesso programmato” and “accesso libero”). Students applying for limited admission programmes are ranked following a selection process prior to enrolment and must therefore receive confirmation of acceptance before enrolling. Students applying for open admission programmes enrol directly and can then take tests for any outstanding Additional Learning Requirements (OFAs) required by the specific Degree programme within certain time limits. Please note that enrolment for NON-EU students residing outside Italy is subject to quotas. For further details, please visit www.unive.it/enrolment and the relevant webpage of each degree programme.

LANGUAGE REQUISITES

All undergraduate programmes require a minimum of B1 level English, and certain programmes require B2 (see the individual degree listings). Students lacking certification are required to fulfil an Additional Learning Requirement (OFA) in English following enrolment and have one year to complete the requirement.

If you are not a native Italian speaker and you intend on taking an Italian-taught undergraduate programme, it is highly recommended that you hold a level B2 in Italian language. Non-EU students residing outside Italy must produce one of the certificates recognised by the Ministryof Education, Universities and Research (MIUR) attesting a B2 level in Italian, or take the Italian language test held at the University prior to the beginning of the academic year. For further information on admission requirements and the enrolment procedure, please see the enrolment section on the University website.

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This programme prepares students for careers in accounting, marketing, salesand finance within private and public companies. The Economics and Management curriculum combines subjects in management and economics (theory, methods and models), and mathematics and statisticsas well as in legal areas. This curriculum also seeks to equip students with useful tools in finding employment in the European and international market and in carrying on to graduate studies.

CURRICULA

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ECONOMICS ANDMANAGEMENT English

CONCENTRATIONS:

- Management of enterprises- Financial intermediation- Marketing- Accounting- Quantitative instruments for enterprises- Business economics- Administration, finance and control- Legal consulting

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

First Cycle graduates may be employed as managers and consultants in industrial, business, banking, finance and insurance companies and enterprises, both in Italy and abroad. Possible career opportunities include:

- Management and supervision in the private sector- Human resources - Workplace organisation - Accountancy- Finance- Sales and distribution - Marketing

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS AND ADMISSION

Admission is limited to 675 students

There are 15 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which there is 1 place for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

EU Students interested in the Business administration curriculum will be required to take an entrance exam on logic/mathematics and on Italian/general culture. They must also have a certified knowledge of English (at least level B1).

EU Students intrested in the Economics and Management curriculum will be required to take an entrance exam on mathematics in English. They must also have a certified knowledge of English(at least level B2).

Non-EU Students interested in both curricula will be required to take an exam via Skype to certify the required competences.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of ManagementCannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy)

[email protected]/pag/157789

DOUBLE /JOINT DEGREE

Students enrolled in the undergraduate programme in Business Administration / Economics and Management may attain an international Double Degree thanks to the agreement between Ca’ Foscari, Georgia State University (USA) and Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (France). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea in Economia Aziendale / Economics and Management” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a Bachelor’s Degree in International Economics and Modern Languages from Georgia State University.

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENTBUSINESS A D M I N I -STRATIONAND MA-NAGEMENT

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E C O N O -M I C SA N DB U S I N -E S S

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

This programme provides students with a flexible and multi-purpose grounding in economic, mathematical-statistical, business and legal issues, equipping them with the ability to analyse and interpret economic phenomena on differing levels (macroeconomic, market, corporate ones). Students can also concentrate on the economics of tourism, which plays a particularly relevant role in the Veneto region.

CURRICULA

ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

ECONOMICS,MARKETS AND FINANCE English

ECONOMICS AND TOURISM


First Cycle graduates in Economics and Business, depending on the curriculum chosen, may be employed as consultants in the economic field or operate professionally in the tourism public and private sector, independently and actively fulfilling their tasks. Possible career opportunities include:

- General administration Accountancy- Accounting- Financial and administrative management - Banking- Advertising- Hotel administration and similar professions



There are 30 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which there are 4 places for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

EU Students interested in Economics and Business and Economics of Tourism curricula will be required to take an entrance exam on logic/mathematics and on Italian/general culture. Furthermore,a certified knowledge of English language at least at a B1 level is required.

EU Students interested in the Economics, Markets and Finance curriculum will be required to take a test on mathematics in English. Furthermore, a certified knowledge of English language at leastat a B2 level is required.

Non-EU Students interested in all three curricula will be required to take an exam via Skype to certify the required competences.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of EconomicsSan Giobbe, Cannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy)

[email protected] www.unive.it/pag/10818

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INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOLOF ECONOMICS, LANGUAGESAND ENTREPRENEURSHIPF O R E I G N

T R A D E

This undergraduate programme provides students with an in-depth grounding in economic and international trade issues and prepares them for careers as export business relations specialists, executive assistants, or foreign trade area managers, among many others. Drawing on analytical tools in the economic, business, legal and quantitative field, students learn to manage complex situations in companies’ import-export relations, to evaluate investments on foreign markets and to organise production processes on an international basis. Also offered are various educational activities relating to foreign languages and a compulsory internship abroad with scholarships at a variety of companies and institutes which hold agreements with the University.


First Cycle graduates in International Trade may find employment as export business relations specialists, executive assistants or assistants to CEO’s and foreign trade area managers, export managers and purchasing managers. Possible career opportunities include:

- Financial and administrative management - Information and research- Process organisation and management- Commercial organisation



There are 30 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which there are 4 places for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

EU Students You will be required to take an entrance exam on logic/mathematics and on Italian/general culture. Furthermore, a certified knowledge of the English language at least at B1 level is required.

Non-EU Students will be required to take an exam via Skype to certify the required competences.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurshipfor International TradeRiviera Santa Margherita 76, 31100 Treviso (Italy)


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C O N S E R -VATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AND PER-F O R M I N G ARTS MA-NAGEMENT

INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOL OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE

This programme gives students the opportunity to form a background in the fundamentals of art history, archaeology, management and organisation of cultural events and cultural heritage legislation, as well as the methodological issues and main tools for the analysis of such sectors. Graduates often find employment within the local government and in bodies involved in the protection, conservation and management of archaeological, historical-artistic heritage, or in those involving the promotion of artistic events, performing arts and cultural industry.

CURRICULA

ARCHAEOLOGY

ART HISTORY

ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENTOF ARTS AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

PERFORMING ARTSAND MEDIA STUDIES


First Cycle graduates in Conservation of the Cultural Heritage and Management of Cultural Activities may find career opportunities within the local government and in public or private bodies in charge of the protection, conservation and management of the archaeological, historical-artistic heritage and also of the promotion of artistic events, performing arts and cultural industry. Possible career opportunities include:

- Audio-video and film technician- Sound technician- Film production editing- Library and archive services- Auction worker- Organisation of trade shows exhibitions and cultural events- Conference organisation- Tourist guide- Event organisation- Library technician- Entertainment presenter- Television, film and theatre production- Museum technician- Art valuation


Admission is open.

There are 23 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”).

CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Cultural Production and Conservation of the Cultural Heritage at Departmentof Philosophy and Cultural Heritage, Malcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


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H I S T -O R Y

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES

This undergraduate degree provides students with a basic humanities education, as well as the knowledge of the main historical, philosophical, ethno-anthropological and archival methodologies from ancient to present times, and prepares graduatesfor employment within bodies operating in the field of historical culture and documentary preservation.

CURRICULA

ANTHROPOLOGY

ARCHIVE AND LIBRARY STUDIES

HISTORY


First Cycle graduates in History may find employment in public and private institutions operating in the field of historical culture and documentary preservation. Possible career opportunities include:

- Tourist guide- Vocational educational teaching- Press and Publishing- Public Relations- Archives and Museums- Arts administration


Admission is open.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of HumanitiesMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIESL I T E -R A T U R E

This undergraduate degree provides a methodological and historical grounding in linguistic, philological-literary and artistic studies of ancient, medieval, modern and contemporary times, as well as the knowledge necessary for teaching at first and second level secondary schools.

CURRICULA

ANTIQUITY

SCIENCE OF THE LITERARY TEXTAND COMMUNICATION


First Cycle graduates in literature will acquire the necessary basic knowledge for educational activities oriented for teaching at first and second level secondary schools. Furthermore, they will be able to perform professional tasks in public and private institutions , whether national or international, in the sectors of publishing, press, institutes and foundations operating in specific cultural fields. Possible career opportunities include:

- Entertainment presenter- Vocational education teaching- Event organisation- Conference organisation- Tourist host and similar professions- Museum technician- Publishing- Journalism


Admission is open.


CONTACT INFORMATION



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P H I L O -S O P H Y

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

This degree programme provides students with a critical understanding of the main philosophical themes and issues, their historical development and theoretical extension, as well as their connection with other disciplines and research fields (psychology, human sciences, education studies, artistic disciplines). Students analyse philosophical texts through the critical acquisition of methods and forms of philosophical reasoning, preparing them for advanced studies in the fields of philosophical and social analysis, and educational counselling.


Possible career opportunities include:

- Library and archive services- Museum technician- General administration- Library technician- Human resources- Event organisation- Publishing- Journalism- Advertising- Communication


Admission is open.

There are 15 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which there is 1 place for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme. CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Philosophyand Cultural HeritageMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


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INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PUBLIC POLICIESS C I E N -

CES OF SO-CIETY AND S O C I A L S E R V I C E

This programme equips students with a solid grounding in human and social sciences, as well as with specific knowledge and skills in the areas of socialwork theories, methods and techniques. Graduates are able to read and interpret typical current societal phenomena, and analyse the socio-economic and cultural context, so as to enter into employment within the fields of social intervention and social work. An integral part of the programme are its intensive apprenticeships, led by supervising social workers.


First Cycle graduates are able to perform social work and intervention activities, operate on the territory on a network basis and comply with roles and duties as defined in the professional profile of social work. First Cycle graduates may obtain access to professional licensing examinations leading to registration on the Italian roll of social workers and, on passing the examination, they gain the qualification of social worker.

Possible career opportunities include:- Social Work- Rehabilitation and social integration- Healthcare- Welfare- Education- Public administration- Non-governmental and third sector organizations- Public and private organizations in which professional social work is required



There are 15 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”)

EU Students will be required to takea test assessing their ability to understand, interpret and comment on texts dealing with contemporary, social phenomena and issues. Moreover, a certified knowledge of English language at least at B1 level is required.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Social Sciences and Public PolicieMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


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L A N -G U A G E ,C U L T U R EA N DSOCIETY OF ASIA ANDMEDITER-R A N E A NA F R I C A

DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES

CURRICULA

CHINA

SOUTH KOREA

JAPAN

INDIAN SUBCONTINENT

NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST

LANGUAGES

CurriculaChina - South Korea - Japan

First language (three years): Chinese, Korean or Japanese

Second language (one year): Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Korean, Hebrew, Georgian, Japanese, Hindi, Modern Greek, Persian, Sanskrit, Tibetan, or Turkish

CurriculumIndian Subcontinent

First language (three years): Hindi

Second language (two years): Arabic, Chinese or Persian

CurriculumNear and Middle East

Two languages for three years: Arabic, Armenian, Hebrew, Persian, or Turkish

Other possible languages: Azerbaijani Turkish, Georgian, Modern Greek, Tibetan, Vietnamese, Yiddish


First-cycle graduates may find employment in the field of intercultural communication and within various public and private sectors, such as cultural organizations and museums, national and EU public institutions, international organisations and businesses. Possible career opportunities include:

- Foreign language correspondent and similar professions- Sales and distribution - Public relations- Commercial organisation- Commercial agent- Travel agent- Tourist guide- Museum technician- Rehabilitation and social integration


Admission is limited to 880 students in total

Curricula admission: “China” 315; “South Korea” 80; “Japan” 315; “Indian Subcontinent” 40; Near and Middle East” 130


EU Students will be required to take a entrance exam on Italian/English and logic, as well as basic knowledge relative to their chosen curriculum.

Non-EU Students interested in all curricula will be required to take an exam via Skype to certify the required competences.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Asian andNorth African StudiesPalazzo Vendramin dei Carmini, Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice (Italy)


This degree programme allows students to gain proficiency in one East Asian language and a basic knowledge of a second East Asian language, as well as a solid grounding in the cultures and societies of the relevant countries. Graduates may find employment in the field of intercultural communication such as cultural organisations and museums, national and EU public institutions, international organisations, businesses.

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L A N G U A -GE, CIVI-L I S AT I O NA N D T H ES C I E N C EOF LAN-G U A G E

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND COMPARATIVE CULTURAL STUDIES

This degree programme provides a solid basic grounding in two foreign languages and an intermediate-level knowledge of English, as well as specific skills related to the chosen curriculum. Graduates may operate in various sectors of the national and European employment market within the areas of management and the enhancement of cultural heritage and educational activities at any level.

CURRICULA

INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

LINGUISTICS, PHILOLOGYAND LANGUAGE TEACHING RESEARCH

LITERATURES AND CULTURE

LANGUAGES

Three-year courses:Albanian, American English, Catalan, Czech, French, German, English, Italian Sign Language (LIS), Latin American Spanish, Modern Greek, Polish, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish

Single module courses:Bulgarian, Slovenian and Basque


The organization of the curricula provides a basis which facilitates access to the workplace in a multicultural society. First-cycle graduates may operate in various sectors of the national and European employment market, in public and private businesses. Possible career opportunities include:

- Foreign language correspondent and similar professions- Purchasing and stock control- Public relations- Commercial organisation- Hotel administration and similar professions- Event organisation- Travel agent- Tourist guide- Vocational education teaching- Museum technician- Rehabilitation and social integration


Admission is open.

There are 12 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which there is 1 place for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

- Knowledge of English at B1 level is required.- To attend the course of German language B1 level is required. No exercise classroom will be provided for beginners.- To attend the course of Anglo-Americano language B2 level is required. Maximum number of places is defined by the department.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural StudiesCa’ Bernardo, Dorsoduro 3199,30123 Venice (Italy)Tel. +39 041 234 9411

Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405,30123 Venice (Italy)Tel. +39 041 234 7811,Fax +39 041 234 7822

Ca’ Bembo, Dorsoduro 1075,30123 Venice (Italy)Tel. +39 041 234 5724,Fax +39 041 234 5760


3938

L I N G U I -STIC AND C U L T U -RAL ME-D I A T I O N

INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, LANGUAGES AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

This degree programme is characterised by a technical approach to the study of languages and to oral and written mediation. The programme includes linguistic-cultural courses, including liaison interpreting in the two main languages (English and Spanish) and elements of international law and business administration. The programme is based on innovative teaching methods, including the use of language and IT laboratories, and requires students to spend a semester in Spain. Scholarships for graduates will be available in Spain (Tandem Escuela Internacional de Madrid).


First-cycle graduates may find employment as interpreters, experts of commercial relations with domestic and international markets, translators, tour guides, cultural mediators and linguistic mediators in schools. Possible career opportunities include:

- Foreign language correspondent and similar professions- Advertising- Commercial agent- Event organisation- Tourist guide- Rehabilitation and social integration- Communication



There are 9 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 5 there are places for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

EU Students will be required to take a linguistic-cultural and aptitude entrance exam on Italian/English, and on their general educational background relating to the history and geography of Spanish-speaking countries.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship for International TradeRiviera Santa Margherita 76,31100 Treviso (Italy)


4140

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, INFORMATICS AND STATISTICSC O M -

P U T E R S C I E N C E

This degree programme provides students with a thorough theoretical and experimental knowledge in the field of planning, development and management of systems for information generation, transmission and processing, and for statistical data analysis.

CURRICULA

DATA SCIENCE

EUROPEAN COMPUTER SCIENCE (ECS)

TECHNOLOGIES ANDINFORMATION SCIENCE


Graduates may find careers paths in the software production and data analysis sectors, within both manufacturing companies in the field of information systems and processor networks, and in organizations, local authorities and laboratories using complex information processing systems and methods. Possible career opportunities include:

- Computer programmer- Application expert- Web technician- Database technician- Network and systems technician


Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum requirements.

You will be required to take an entrance exam on logic/mathematics. Furthermore, a certified knowledge of the English language at least at B1 level is required.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics and StatisticsScientific Campus, via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

Degree or Double Degree with the University of Hamburg (Germany), the Universidad de Burgos (Spain), Istituto Politecnico de Coimbra (Portugal), Université Paul Verlaine- Metz/ Nancy (France), Université François Rabelais – Tours/Blois (France), Timisoara ( Romania), Turun Yliopisto – Turku (Finland). At the end of their studies students receive a double degree in European Computer Science (ECS).

4342

P H I L O -S O P H Y , I N T E R N A -T I O N A L S T U D I E S AND ECO-N O M I C S

INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOLOF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

This degree programme trains graduates to analyse and interpret social, political and economic phenomena with a multi-disciplinary approach and at various levels: through logical-philosophical foundations, through familiarity with international reality and the cultures of various countries and through the instruments of economic sciences forthe analysis of a macroeconomic context, market behaviours and economic factors.The course aims to equip students witha flexible education both international and multidisciplinary based on a general vision of the problems of a globalised world with defined geo-political areas. Graduates may find employment as consultants inthe international economics field or carry out a profession in international relations with a specialised knowledge of economic-political phenomena and national institutions (at a ministerial or regional level, at the Chamber of Commerce or as industrial representatives), international institutions (OECD, World Bank, FAO, UNESCO etc.), and private companies (examples include export-manager, manager of international relations) fulfilling all assigned duties with autonomy and proactive capabilities.



- General administration- Library and archive services- Foreign language correspondent and similar professions- Advertising- Hotel administration and similar professions

English


Admission is limited to 150 places available.

There are 20 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”)EU Students will be required to take an entrance exam on logic and on general culture.


Furthermore, a certified knowledge of the English language at least at B2 level is required.

CONTACT INFORMATION

School of International Relations,c/o Department of Linguistic and Comparative Culture Studies,Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 140530123 Venice (Italy)


4544

T E C H N O -L O G I E SFOR THE C O N S E R -V A T I O N AND THE R E S T O -R A T I O N

INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOL OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE

This programme trains students to identify the reasons behind the decay of historical-artistic architectural and archaeological works, to define intervention methods, and to directly operate on works and artefacts in order to guarantee their conservation. Graduates may operate as experts in diagnostics and conservation of cultural heritage within institutions which specialise in cultural heritage management and conservation, as well as local bodies, companies and organisations operating in these fields.


First Cycle graduates in Conservation and Restoration Technologies may find career opportunities as experts in diagnostics and conservation of cultural heritage within institutions dealing with the management and conservation of cultural heritage.

Possible career opportunities include:- Museum technician- Art conservation and restoration specialist- Arts administration- Heritage management- Galleries- Research and teaching


Admission is open.

You will be required to take an entrance exam on logic/mathematics. Furthermore, a certified knowledge of the English language at least at B1 level is required.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Cultural Production and Conservationof the Cultural Heritage at Departmentof Philosophy and Cultural HeritageMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)

[email protected](Humanities)[email protected] (Sciences) www.unive.it/pag/10861

4746

DEPARTMENTOF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, INFORMATICS AND STATISTICSENVIRON-

M E N T A L S C I E N C E S

This undergraduate programme equips graduates with the scientific methods for the analysis of systems and issues related to the environment with a focus on sustainability and prevention perspectives, as well as promotion of the environment quality. Graduates may draw on their multidisciplinary skills in the prevention, diagnosis and solution strategies for environmental issues.


Graduates in Environmental Sciences may draw on their multidisciplinary skills in the prevention, diagnosis and solving strategies for environmental issues, on behalf of public and private bodies, and organizations. Possible career opportunities include:

- Renewable energy and energy conservation- Environmental control- Waste collection and management - Agriculture and forestry


Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum requirementsYou will be required to take an entrance exam on logic/mathematics. Furthermore, a certified knowledge of the English language at least at B1 level is requiredThere are 20 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which there are 3 places for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics and StatisticsScientific Campus, via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)


4948

S U S T A I -N A B L E CHEMISTRY AND TECH-N O L O G Y

DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES AND NANOSYSTEMS

This programme produces graduates equipped with an adequate basic knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry who are able to accurately and fully use the language of chemistry, manage resources and processes of transformation and enhancement of raw materials and their products on a sustainable basis, as well as understand the principles governing the materials’ characteristics. Graduates represent an ideal professional figure to profitably act as an interface with two cultures: sustainable production and development. Their knowledge may be successfully applied in producing, transforming and selling traditional and advanced products and materials, thus contributing to developing a ‘green and sustainable’ chemical industry.


Graduates in Sustainable Chemistry and Technology represent an ideal professional figure to profitably act as an interface with two cultures: sustainable production and development. Their knowledge may be successfully applied in producing, transforming and selling – both traditional and advanced - products and materials, thus contributing to developing a ‘green and sustainable’ chemical industry.

Possible career opportunities include:- Chemist and similar professions- Chemical information management- Process and product design and development- Research and specialist consultancy- Energy- Chemical manufacturing- Pharmaceutical, food and environmental services- Government agencies


Admission is limited to 130 places available.


EU Students will be required to take an entrance exam on logic and mathematics.Non-EU Students will be required to take an exam via Skype to certify the required competences.

Furthermore, certified knowledge of the English language at least at B1 level is required.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Molecular Sciencesand Nanosystems Scientific Campus,via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre


CURRICULA

CHEMISTRY

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

MATERIALS SCIENCE

5150

G R A DU AT E -P R O GR A M -M E S

MASTER’S DEGREES120 ECTS

ECONOMICS- Accounting and Finance- Business Administration- Economics and Finance- Economics and Business Development- Governance of Public Organizations- Intercultural Development of Tourism Systems- Marketing and Communication- Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural Activities

HUMANITIES- Ancient Civilizations: Literatures, History and Archaeology- History of Arts and Conservation of Artistic Heritage- Cultural Anthropology, Ethnology, Anthropological Linguistics - History and Management of Archival and Bibliographic Heritage- History from the Middle Ages to the Present- Italian Philology and Literature- Work, Social Citizenship and Multiculturality - Philosophical Sciences

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE- Comparative International Relations- European, American and Postcolonial Languages and Literatures- Editorial Interpreting and Translation- Language Sciences- Languages and Civilizations of Asia and Mediterranean Africa- Languages, Economics and Institutions of Asia and North Africa- Religious Studies - Crossing the Mediterranean: towards Investment and Integration (MIM) SCIENCES- Chemical Sciences for Conservation and Restoration - Computer Science- Environmental Sciences- Sciences and Technologies of Bio- and Nano-Materials- Sustainable Chemistry and Technology

5352

A D M I S -SION TO GRADUATE S T U D I E S

QUALIFICATIONS

In order to enrol in any graduate degree programme, you are required to have successfully completed a University academic qualification (of at least three years), or a post-secondary school qualification (of at least three years) awarded by a non-university higher education institution which is considered sufficient to allow entry to higher level university studies in the country where it was obtained.

ADDITIONAL ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Students must be properly prepared to embark upon their chosen graduate degree programme, and must have the knowledge necessary to follow their chosen pathway successfully. All students (Italian, EU citizens, non-EU citizens) with non-Italian qualifications must request an online Evaluation of their credentials and requisites before enrolling. Once you have uploaded your documents, the Degree Programme Committee (Collegio Didattico) for your Degree programme will check that you have the relevant requisites and you will be advised of any entry requirements you must fulfil in order to be able to complete your enrolment.

Enrolment for NON-EU students residing outside Italy is subject to quotas. For further details, please visit www.unive.it/enrolment and the relevant webpage of each degree programme.

ADMISSION

There are two types of admission to graduate programmes: limited and open admission (“accesso programmato” and “accesso libero”). Students applying for limited admission programmes are ranked following a selection process prior to enrolment, and must therefore receive confirmation of acceptance before enrolling. Students applying for open admission programmes enrol directly, and can then take tests for any outstanding Additional Learning Requirements (OFAs) required by the specific Degree programme within certain time limits.

LANGUAGE REQUISITES

All graduate programmes require a minimum of B2 level of English and students must provide certification at the moment of enrolment unless otherwise specified under the individual degree listing.If you are not a native Italian speaker, and you intend on taking an Italian-taught undergraduate programme, it is highly recommended that you hold a level B2 in Italian language. Non-EU students residing outside of Italy must produce one of the certificates recognised by the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR) attesting a B2 level in Italian, or take the Italian language test held at the University prior to the beginning of the academic year.

For further information on admission requirements and the enrolment procedure, please see the enrolment section on the University website.

5554

A C C O U N -TING AND F I N A N C E

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

This graduate programme produces experts in accounting data, planning management control systems, setting out finance strategies and auditing business risk. It offers any necessary effective grounding in order to operate within companies and local authorities in positions related to corporate accounting, finance and management control. Graduates may also be employed at consulting companies or work on a self-employed basis.

CURRICULA

ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTANCY

BUSINESSADMINISTRATION English


This MA Degree Programme offers any necessary effective grounding to operate within companies and local authorities, holding positions related to corporate accounting and finance including management control. Possible career opportunities include:

- Management and supervision in the private sector- Accountancy- Tax professional- Corporate finance- Finance and Business consulting

ADMISSION

Admission is limited to 270 students (180 for the Administrative Consultancy curriculum and 90 for the Business Administration curriculum).

Admission to the programme is subjected to the evaluation of the minimum curricular requirements and personal preparation, which is checked through the admission test.

EU students will be required to take the entrance exam on both general knowledge of Economics and on specific knowledge relevant to their chosen curriculum.


A certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is required.

There are 5 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of ManagementSan Giobbe Cannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy)


DOUBLE / JOINT DEGREE

Double Degree with Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris-Europe (France). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Amministrazione, finanza e controllo” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a Master in Management from ESCP-Europe.

Access: call for applications

5756

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENTBUSINESS A D M I N I -S T R AT I O N

This degree programme equips students with knowledge and skills for managing businesses facing the transformation of the Italian economy, with a special focus on “made in Italy” and issues regarding sustainability. The international curriculum provides the managerial skills necessary in order to develop a new generation of global small and medium enterprises, covering areas such as international management, marketing, international economics and labour law. Specific careers may include area manager, export manager, general manager at foreign branches, international operations manager, new markets’ developer, and international projects manager, among many others.

CURRICULA

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONAND GOVERNANCE

INTERNATIONALMANAGEMENT English


Second cycle graduates may operate as: area manager, export manager, general manager at foreign branches, international operations manager, new markets’ developer, international projects manager. Possible career opportunities include:

- Public administration management and supervision- Human resources- Workplace organisation - Business economics specialist

ADMISSION

Admission is limited to 190 students subject to assessment of minimum background requirements, which are examined through the admission test.



A certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is also required.There are 5 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of ManagementSan Giobbe Cannaregio 873,30121 Venice (Italy)



Double Degree with Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris-Europe (France).At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Economia e gestione delle aziende” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a Masterin Management from ESCP-Europe.


Double Degree with Universität Hohenheim Stuttgart (Germany). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Economia e gestione delle aziende” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a Master of Science in International Business and Economics(M. Sc.) from Universität Hohenheim.


Double Degree in International Business EU-Australia. Partners: Université de Strasbourg (France), University of Western Australia (Australia), Universityof Adelaide (Australia), Corvinus University of Budapest (Hungary). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Economia e gestione delle aziende” from Ca’ Foscari Universityof Venice (or “Master Grande Ecole”in International and European Business of Université de Strasbourg, or Master of Commerce from Corvinus University of Budapest, for students of partner universities), and a Master in International Economy and Business from the University of Western Australia, or from the University of Adelaide.

5958

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSE C O N O -MICS AND F I N A N C E

This graduate degree programme produces experts able to proficiently tackle the main financial issues relating to financial markets, brokerage management, financial investments management and financial risks measurement and management, financial consultancy and insurance, supplementary allowance and retirement funds management, internal organisation processes and administrative management of banks and financial institutions in general. Graduates will be able to seek employment at financial institutions (trade banks, savings management companies, insurance companies) as managers, controllers, analysts and consultants.

CURRICULA

Economics curriculum - QEM: advanced economics, econometrics, optimization, probability theory, competitive analysis, behavioural economics, advanced public economics, empirical economics, and competition law.

Economics and finance curriculum: strategic finance, bank management and analysis of credit merit, corporate finance policies, non-bank financial intermediaries, bank organisation and strategy, market economics and financial investments, banking legislation, financial and insurance products, econometrics, and risk measurement.

Finance curriculum: advanced corporate finance, corporate banking, financial markets, accounting & management, financial economics, international financial regulation, derivatives and insurance, statistical methods for risk analysis, stochastic calculus for finance, econometrics, risk measurement, and stochastic models for finance.


Second cycle graduates will acquire the necessary knowledge to access financial institutions and professionally operate as managers, analysts, consultants and brokers.

Possible career opportunities include:- Economic systems specialist- Business economics specialist- Corporate Finance- Market regulation- International agencies- Banking- Insurance companies- Business analyst- Financial analyst- Economic and financial consulting- Research and education

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirements.


There are 40 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 10 places are for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of EconomicsSan Giobbe, Cannaregio 873 30121 (VE)



Double Degree in Economics, Econometrics and Finance (MEEF) with Aix-Marseille University (France)At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Economia e Finanza” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a “Master Sciences Economiques” (Parcours Econométrie Bancaire et Financière) from Université Aix-Marseille.

60

E C O N O -MICS AND B U S I N E S S D E V E -LOPMENT

INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOLOF ECONOMICS, LANGUAGESAND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (TREVISO BRANCH CAMPUS)

This degree programme investigates global development through an interdisciplinary approach, providing students with the linguistic and cultural knowledge needed in order to interact with new emerging markets and to become specialists in analysing the globalisation of markets and international economic structures. The programme offers a course on Business English, as well as various workshops and scholarships for entering the workforce.

CURRICULA

BUSINESS AND GLOBAL MARKETS

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND FINANCE


Second cycle graduates may find positions as experts in international markets, foreign sales managers, export managers, managers in charge of business accounting, finance and control, and as venture capitalists and entrepreneurs. Possible career opportunities include:

- Commercialisation of goods and services- Commercialisation of information technology and communication- Purchasing of goods and services- Market analysis- Economic systems specialist

ADMISSION




CONTACT INFORMATION

School of Economics,Languages and EntrepreneurshipRiviera Santa Margherita 76,31100 Treviso (Italy)



Double Degree with Ecole Management Strasbourg (France): Masterin International & European Business.


6362 62

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSG O V E R -NANCE OF P U B L I C O R G A N I -Z A T I O N S

This programme provides graduates with theoretical and technical skills in order to operate in the managerial field of Public Administration (PA), in public interest organisations. Through a focus on four main areas of skill (corporate-economic, quantitative, legal and sociological –organisational), as well as on the processes of innovation and renewalin the digitalisation of PA, graduates will be able to face the main innovative challenges that public organisations offer.


The highly multidisciplinary education provided to second cycle graduates will enable them with to autonomously carry out professional duties and tasks which will provide them access to professional roles typical for high profile managerial positions within all institutions of PA in the broadest sense and within supervisory bodies. They may also be placed in private entities and in the private sector responsible for social issues which work with PA.

Possible career opportunities include:- NGOs- Public services- International agencies- Economic and financial consulting- Research and education- Legal consulting- Human resources- Public administration management specialist

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirements.A certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is required.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Economics, San Giobbe Cannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy).


6564

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSI N T E R -CULTURAL DEVELOP-MENT OF T O U R I S M S Y S T E M S

This multidisciplinary graduate programme produces graduates with expertise in the development and intercultural promotion of tourism systems and markets, who are able to support the growth and competitiveness of tourism destinations.


Second cycle graduates may be employed within companies, tourism organisations, local governments, consortia and consulting companies operating in the tourism sector.

Possible career opportunities include:- Tourism- Editing for advertising- Technical text editing- Image and public relations consultancy and similar professions- Event organisation- Local systems development and promotion

ADMISSION




CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of EconomicsSan Giobbe Cannaregio 873,30121 Venice (Italy)


6766

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICSM A R K E -TING AND C O M M U -N I C AT I O N

This degree programme provides students with tools for planning and controlling marketing and communication activities (brands, advertising in the real and virtual world, public relations), and offers classroom learning activities accompanied by hands-on experience in marketing and communication departments/offices.

CURRICULA

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION

INNOVATION ANDMARKETING English


Second cycle graduates in Marketing and Communication may be employed as product managers, brand managers, category managers, sales and marketing manager of companies producing goods and services, account manager in advertising, market research and marketing and communication consulting companies.


- Commercialisation of goods and services- Commercialisation of information technology and communication- Purchasing of goods and services- Market analysis- Image and public relations consultancy and similar professions

ADMISSION

Admission is limited to 190 students subject to assessment of minimum background requirements, which are examined through the admission test.




There are 5 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of ManagementSan Giobbe Cannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy)


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

Double Degree with Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris-Europe (France). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Marketing e Comunicazione” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a Master in Management from ESCP.


6968

NTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOL OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGEE C O N O -

MICS AND M A N A -G E M E N TOF ARTS AND CUL-T U R A L A C T I -V I T I E S

This programme provides students with theoretical and practical knowledge in the economic, managerial and organisational fields. Graduates will be able to fully grasp cultural production processes creating a link between management and culture, and will be equipped with strategies for the organisation of special events, marketing, fund raising, planning and control processes.

CURRICULA

ANCIENT PHILOLOGY,LITERATURES AND HISTORY

ARCHAEOLOGY


Second cycle graduates in Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural Activities may find career opportunities as managers involving the planning and organization of cultural activities and events within companies, cultural institutions and regional bodies.

Possible career opportunities include:- Cultural projects management- Conservation and enhancement of arts and communication- Artistic supervision- Public sector- Economic consulting

ADMISSION


A certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is also required.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Cultural Production and Conservation of the Cultural Heritage at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage

Malcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


7170

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIESA N C I E N T C I V I L I -Z AT I O N S : L I T E R A -T U R E S ,H I S T O R Y A N D A R C H A -E O L O G Y In this graduate programme students

acquire specialist skills and methods in archaeology, ancient art and material culture history, languages and literatures of ancient Greek and Latin civilisations or ancient history (including Greek, Roman and ancient East history).

CURRICULA

ANCIENT PHILOLOGY,LITERATURES AND HISTORY

ARCHAEOLOGY


Depending on the varied curricula, second cycle graduates can expect to hold managerial positions in institutions, such as archaeological superintendence, museums, local administrations, offices in charge of cataloguing, documentation and restoration, excavation associations or cooperatives.

Possible career opportunities include:- Public administration management and supervision- Planning, landscape architecture and territory conservation- Archeologist- Historian- Art expert- Linguist or Philologist- Text editing- Museum curation and conservation

ADMISSION




CONTACT INFORMATION



7372

SCHOOL OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OFTHE CULTURAL HERITAGEH I S T O R Y

OF ARTS A N D C O N S E R -V A T I O N OF THE A R T I S T I C HERITAGE

This graduate degree programme equips students with a thorough knowledge in the field of art history and artistic techniques from the Middle Ages to the Contemporary Age. The programme offers classes in a seminar format, and internships are organised in cooperation with educational and cultural institutions.

CURRICULA

MEDIEVAL AND BYZANTINE

MODERN

CONTEMPORARY


Second cycle graduates in Art History and Conservation of the Artistic Heritage may find managerial positions in public and private institutions in engaged in study, classification, safeguarding, conservation, enhancement and management of the historical artistic heritage.

Possible career opportunities include:- Historian- Art expert- Museum curation and conservation- Drawing and illustration- Fashion illustration- Commercial artist- Artistic director- Scriptwriting

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirementsThere are 10 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”)

CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Cultural Production and Conservation of the Cultural Heritage at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural HeritageMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


7574

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIESCULTURAL A N T H R O -P O L O G Y ,E T H N O -LOGY, AN-T H R O P O -L O G I C A L L I N G U I -S T I C S

In this graduate programme students analyse the current phase of rapid cultural transformation (migratory phenomena, post-colonial and neocolonial situations, new syntheses resulting therefrom), acquiring ethnographic and ethnolinguistic skills, and reflecting on the methods and consequences of the intervention of anthropologists. Students with an undergraduate degree in Asian languages have the possibility of continuing their language studies (Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian, Georgian, Turkish, Persian, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese). Graduates may find employment in local government or in international organisations and NGOs, or in institutions involved in the enhancement of cultural heritage, in social, educational, healthcare and school services, or in regional planning, co-operation and development, with a special focus on immigration issues.

CURRICULA

Graduates may hold positions of high responsibility in structures in charge of the cultural heritage enhancement, of social, educational, healthcare and school services, of regional planning, of co-operation and development, with a special focus on immigration issues.

Possible career opportunities include:- Anthropologist- Linguist or Philologist- Museum curation and conservation- Journalism- Public service- National and international insitutions- NGOs- Local governments


- Anthropologist- Linguist or Philologist- Museum curation and conservation

ADMISSION




CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of HumanitiesPalazzo Malcanton Marcorà,Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


7776

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIESH I S T O R Y A N D M A N A -G E M E N T OF THE ARCHIVAL A N D B I B L I O -G R A P H I C HERITAGE

This inter-university graduate programme produces archivists and librarians equipped with thorough scientific skills in dealing with historical documents and materials of archives, as well as libraries and documentation centres.


Second cycle graduates in History and Management of the Archival and Bibliographical Heritage may hold positions of management within institutions and organizations in charge of production, management, conservation, enhancement and communication of archival and bibliographical heritage.

Possible career opportunities include:- Museum curation and conservation- Library and archive services- Publishing and press- Local governments- Public and private organizations focused on archival and bibliographical heritage- Research and Education

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirementsA certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is also requiredThere are 10 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

CONTACT INFORMATION

Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of HumanitiesMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


7978

H I S T O R Y F R O M T H E M I D D L E AGES TO P R E S E N T This degree programme trains experts in medieval, modern and contemporary European history. Graduates will acquire specific know-how in the history of society, culture and institutions on both European and global levels). Through specific in-depth examinations and learning activities, graduates become qualified for employment within the teaching field, in study and research centres, in governmental and local institutions, in specialised publishing companies and in those connected with the communication of historical information and culture.

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

By specific in-depth examinations and learning activities, graduates in History from the Middle Ages to Present Times may certainly employ the knowledge and skills acquired within the teaching field, but also in public and private study and research centers, in governmental and local institutions, in specialized publishing companies and those connected with historical information and culture spread.

Possible career opportunities include:- Historian- Museum curation and conservation- Publishing and press- Research and Education- Tourist Guide- Archives and Museums

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirementsA certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is also requiredThere are 10 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

CONTACT INFORMATION



DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

Double Degree in History with Universidad de Tres de Febrero - Buenos Aires (Argentina). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Storia dal Medioevo all’età contemporanea” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice” and a “Maestría en Historia” from Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero.


Double degree with Université de Rouen (FRANCE). At the end of their studies studentsreceive a “Laurea Magistrale in Storiadal Medioevo all’età contemporanea”from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a “Master Histoire, spécialité Sciences Historiques” from Université de Rouen.


Double degree with Universidad Nacional del Litoral - Santa Fe (Argentina).At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Storiadal Medioevo all’età contemporanea”from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice anda “Licenciatura in Historia” from Universidad Nacional del Litoral.


8180

I T A L I A N P H I L O L O -GY AND LI-TERATURE

This programme equips students with a thorough knowledge of Italian language and literature as well as the principles and tools regulating the philological processes in Italian and European literary sectors. Graduates may find employment within the teaching sector, or in the field of culture and any related services within Italian and foreign cultural bodies and institutions.

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES CURRICULA AVAILABLE

MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE PERIOD

MODERN ANDCONTEMPORARY PERIOD


Second cycle graduates in Italian Philology and Literature may be professionally employed within the teaching sector, in Italian and foreign cultural bodies and institutions, in the field of culture and any related services, publishing, press and communication.

Possible career opportunities include:- Writer or poet- Songwriter- Editing for advertising- Linguist or Philologist- Text editing- Librarian- Voice-over technician- Coaching or Mentoring

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirementsThere are 10 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 4 places are for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

CONTACT INFORMATION



8382

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PUBLIC POLICIESW O R K ,

SOCIAL CI-T IZENSHIP AND IN-T E R C U L -TURALITY

This graduate programme provides students with a specialisation in issues related to inequalities, citizenship rights, multiculturalism and social policies. Students can choose to follow a curriculum in social welfare and social policies (policies analysis and evaluation of welfare and public health services, globalisation processes, social welfare transformations) or a curriculum in multiculturalism (migrations, multiculturalism, racial discrimination). The programme also provides a 250 hour internship (both in Italy and abroad), coordinated by social assistant supervisors. Graduates may find employment in the areas of planning, research, analysis and intervention in bodies, administration and institutions that operate within the field of social work and social and health services.They may also work in the processing and implementation of social equity policies, initiatives and measures aiming at fighting conditions of social discrimination and exclusion, or in creating and developing projects for the social and working inclusion and integration of immigrant populations.


Second cycle graduates may perform functions of planning, research, analysis and intervention in bodies, administration and institutions that operate within the field of social work and social and health services. Second cycle graduates may also operate as professionals on a self-employed basis and have access to professional licensing examinations leading to registration on the Italian roll of social workers and, once the examination has been passed, they gain the qualification of social worker.

Possible career opportunities include:- Public administration management- Sociologist- Social worker- Social programme manager- Healthcare- Welfare and education- Administration, management- National and international organizations and institutions

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Social Sciences and Public Policiesat the Department of Philosophyand Cultural HeritageMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURAL HERITAGEP H I L O -

SOPHICAL S C I E N C E S

This degree programme develops and refines the necessary skills (analysis, understanding in their theoretical foundations and historical extent, arguing for/against) in dealing with the main traditional and contemporary philosophical issues (whether ethical, political, scientific or artistic). The framework allows for philosophy to systematically confront ethical, political and religious themes and issues connected with art and its various expressions, forms and ways of communication (whether linguistic or not).

CURRICULA

PHILOSOPHY

EDUCATIONAL COUNSELLINGAND TRAINING


Graduates may turn to advanced studies in the field of philosophical and social analysis and educational counselling. Graduates can also pursue their studies and attend a first-level Professional Master Programme dealing with philosophy and philosophical counselling as well as science of cognition and educational training. Students interested in teaching at secondary schools have to obtain a Master’s degree and a further teaching qualification as by law.

Possible career opportunities include:- Work organization- Text editing and publishing- Human resources- Philosopher - Journalism and the media- Law- Business Consultancy- Education and research- Advertising- Communication

ADMISSION


There are 10 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme- Libraries.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Philosophyand Cultural HeritageMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

Double Degree with Universitat de València (Spain). At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Scienze Filosofiche” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and a “Máster en Pensamiento Filosófico Contemporáneo” from Universitat de València.

8786

INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSC O M P A -

R A T I V E I N T E R N A -TIONAL RE-L A T I O N SThis graduate degree programme, the only one of its kind in Italy, combines the study of international relations with that of foreign languages and cultures, international law and economics. Students have the chance to improve their knowledge in contemporary subjects and study specific disciplines related to different cultural and geopolitical areas with a specific focus on the Americas, the Mediterranean Area, Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Asia. Graduates will be able to hold positions within international departments and businesses operating in international markets, within local government and regional bodies, national and international organisations, in consular posts, institutes, bodies, agencies, foundations and study centres.

CURRICULA

DEVELOPMENT POLITICSAND INSTITUTIONS

EUROPE - EASTERN ASIA

INTERMEDITERRANEAN RELATIONS

INTERMEDITERRANEAN

INTERNATIONALAND CROSS-CULTURALRELATIONS English

TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS


The special education provided to second-cycle graduates in Comparative International Relations will enable them to hold positions of high responsibility in organizations and businesses operating internationally.

Possible career opportunities include:- Purchasing of goods and services- Image and public relations consultancy and similar professions- Government and regional bodies- National and international organizations- International study centers- Consular posts- Broadcasting- Management- Marketing- Public service

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental Schoolof International Relationsat the Departmentof Linguistics and Comparative Cultural StudiesPalazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405, 30123 Venice (Italy)

[email protected] www.unive.it/pag/ 10956

8988

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND COMPARATIVE CULTURAL STUDIESE U R O P E -

AN, AME-RICAN AND P O S T C O -L O N I A L L A N G U A -GES AND L I T E R A -T U R E S This graduate programme provides

advanced knowledge of the languages, literatures and cultures of European, American and postcolonial countries, promoting cross-cultural perspectives within a solid background in humanities.

LANGUAGES

Albanian, Anglo-American, Czech, English, French, German, modern Greek, Polish, Portuguese and Brazilian, Romenian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish.

CURRICULA

LITERATURES AND CULTURES

Concentrations:

- American Studies

English

- English Studies

English

- French Studies- German Studies- Iberian Studies- Slavic and Balkan Studies

ENGLISH AND AMERICANLITERARY AND CULTURALSTUDIES

Please check the separate admission procedure in the relevant webpage

Concentrations:- Literary Studies- Cultural Studies (Joint degree)

ESTUDIOS IBÉRICOSE IBEROAMERICANOS(DOUBLE DEGREE)


ETUDES FRANÇAISESET FRANCOPHONES(DOUBLE DEGREE)


Second-cycle graduates, considering the skills acquired and their possession of critical knowledge which enables independent judgment in carrying out their activities, will be able to pursue their studies in the research field and to hold leading positions in national and international businesses, and within public and private institutions and organizations.

Possible career opportunities include:- Image and public relations consultancy and similar professions- Interpreting and translation- Linguist or Philologist- Archivist- Librarian- Museum curation and conservation

ADMISSION

All Literatures and Cultures sub-curricula have open admission, subject to assessment of minimum background requirements.

There is a separate admission procedure for the Curriculum in English and American Literary and Cultural Studies.

There is a separate admission procedure for the Double Degrees Estudios Ibéricos e Iberoamericanos and Master européen en Études Françaises et Francophones.

There are 6 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside of Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Ca’ Bembo, Dorsoduro 1075,30123 VeniceTel. +39 041 234 5711,Fax +39 041 234 5706

Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405,30123 VeniceTel. +39 041 234 7811,Fax +39 041 234 7822


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

- Double Degree in “Estudios Ibéricos e Iberoamericanos” with Universidad Nacional del Litoral- Double Degree with Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - Paris 3 (France) or Humboldt-Universität - Berlino (Germany)- Dual Degree with Universidad de Huelva (Spain)- Dual Degree with Universidad Federal Espirito Santo (Brasile)- Dual Degree with Universidad de Sevilla (Spain)At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in lingue e letterature europee, americane e postcoloniali” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and one of:

- “Licenciatura en Letras” from Universidad Nacional del Litoral; - “Master européen en Études Françaises et Francophones from one of the partner universities;- “Máster en Literaturas europea y enseñanza de lenguas (LEEL)” from Universidad de Huelva; - “Mestrado em Letras (Programa de Pós-GraduaçãoemLetras)” from Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo; - “Máster Universitario en Estudios Hispánicos Superiores from Universidad de Sevilla.- European Joint Master’s Degree in English and American Studies with Otto-Friedrich Universität Bamberg (Germany);- Karl-FranzensUniversität Graz (Austria);- PécsiTudományegyetem Pécs (Hungary);- Université Paris Diderot Paris 7 (France).


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INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOLOF ECONOMICS, LANGUAGES AND ENTREPRENEURSHIPEDITORIAL

I N T E R -P R E T I N G AND TRAN-S L A T I O N

This graduate programme trains professionals in dealing with numerous linguistic, literary and socio-cultural topics, in a comparative and multicultural way. Graduates are equipped with specific linguistic skills in the field of interpretation and (specialist and literary) translation, and are able to use IT and multimedia technologies and tools. The courses are taught in the specialisation language as well as in English.

LANGUAGES Chinese and Cantonese

Students will be trained in processing and analysis of jargon of texts in chinese, english and italian. Any language skills acquired through the use of multimedia resources can be applied to computer-aided specialist translation and interpreting.


Second-cycle graduates may be employed as professional interpreters, translators (on a freelance basis or for translation agencies), officials in international companies and organizations.

Possible career opportunities include:- Technical text editing- Linguist or Philologist- Interpreting and translation- International companies and organizations- Cross-linguistic communication- Multimedia- Education and research- Public relations- Journalism

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship(Treviso Campus)Riviera Santa Margherita 76, 31100 Treviso (Italy)


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DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND COMPARATIVE CULTURAL STUDIESL A N -

G U A G E S C I E N C E S

This graduate degree programme provides advanced linguistic and cultural knowledge, analytical skills in the chosen foreign language as well as the necessary ability to interact with multidisciplinary and multicultural research groups. Students have the opportunity to acquire specific know-how in the historic, diachronic evolution of the language they choose, in the issues and tools concerning

the teaching of Italian language, in the experimental phonetics and physics of acoustic (XML language, heuristic methods and accessibility indicators), in the linguistic tools to analyse language disorders and deafness, in the analysis of language and in the English language, culture and literature.

LANGUAGES

Albanian, Arabic, Czech, English, Hebrew, French, German, modern Greek, Italian Sign Language (LIS), Polish, Portuguese and Brazilian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish.

CURRICULA

ENGLISH LINGUISTICS(DOUBLE DEGREE)


LANGUAGE SCIENCES (IN ENGLISH)


Second-cycle graduates may hold positions of high responsibility in linguistic education, international cooperation and international institutions, public utility services related to cross-cultural communication.

Possible career opportunities include:- Management of humanitarian, cultural, scientific or sporting associations- Linguist or Philologist- Interpreting and translation- Educational planning- Teaching of Italian as a foreign language- Consulting for multimedia publishing and communication- Media research- Expert of Italian Sign Language- TAL research institutes and laboratories

ADMISSION

Admission is open, subject to assessment of minimum background requirementsThere is a separate admission procedure for the English Linguistics curriculumThere are 6 places reserved for non-EU students residing outside Italy (“quota”), among which 1 place is for students involved in the Marco Polo Programme

CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural StudiesCa’ Bembo, Dorsoduro 1075,30123 Venice (Italy)


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

European Joint Master’s Degree in English Linguistics with Otto-Friedrich UniversitätBamberg (Germany);

Karl-Franzens Universität Graz (Austria);

PécsiTudományegyetem Pécs (Hungary);

Université Paris Diderot Paris (France).


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DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIESL A N -

G U A G E SAND CI-V I L I Z A -TIONS OF ASIA ANDM E D I T E R -R A N E A N A F R I C A

This graduate degree programme allows students to achieve proficiency in one of the Asian or North African languages (including micro-languages) and gain an in-depth knowledge of their literature(or one of their kindred literatures), history and culture, in their various aspects, including philosophy and religion, society and institutions, archaeology and art.

LANGUAGES

Chinese (China curriculum)Japanese (Japan curriculum)Choice language between: Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Persian and Turkish (curriculum Near and Middle East and Indian Subcontinent)

CURRICULA

CHINA

JAPAN

NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTAND INDIAN SUBCONTINENT


Second-cycle graduates may hold positions of high responsibilityin publishing and press sectors,in international, cultural and social co-operation organizations, andin Italian institutions abroad, as well asin professional activities as area specialists and translators of literary texts.

Possible career opportunities include:- Image and public relations consultancy and similar professions- Linguist or Philologist- Interpreting and translation- Museum curation and conservation- Publishing

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Asianand North African StudiesPalazzo Vendramin dei Carmini,Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice (Italy)


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INTERDEPARTMENTAL SCHOOLOF ASIAN STUDIES AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

This degree programme allows studentsto achieve proficiency in one of the Asianor North African languages, with a special focus on the economic and legal jargon, and gain an in-depth knowledge of the economic, legal, historical and political aspects of the geographical area of reference. Students will also acquire sound knowledge of sociolinguistic andcommunication processes, as well as familiarity with IT and electronic meansof communication, both in general andwith reference to their language of specialisation. Graduates may find employment within businesses and financial institutions operating in Asian and North African markets, in national and international public organisations, and within volunteers’ facilities and institutions operating in co-operation and development sectors.

L A N G U A -GES, ECO-N O M I C S AND IN-S T I T U -TIONS OF ASIA AND N O R T H A F R I C A

LANGUAGES

Arabic, Chinese/English, Chinese, Japanese

CURRICULA

LANGUAGE, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS OF ARABIC COUNTRIES

LANGUAGE AND MANAGEMENTTO CHINA

LANGUAGE, SOCIETY AND INSTITUTIONS OF CONTEMPORARYCHINA

LANGUAGE, ECONOMICSAND INSTITUTION


Second-cycle graduates may be employed in businesses and financial institutions operating in Asian and North African markets, in national and international public organizations, within volunteers’ facilities and institutions operating in co-operation and development sectors.

Possible career opportunities include:- Technical text editing- Interpreting and translation- Linguist or philologist- International companies and organizations- Education and research- Journalism- Economic systems specialist- Market regulation- Economic planning- Government- Banking- Economic and financial consulting

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Asian Studies and Business ManagementPalazzo Vendramin dei Carmini,Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice (Italy)


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DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIESR E L I -

G I O U S S T U D I E S

This inter-university graduate programme produces specialists in the study of religious traditions who are equipped with sound knowledge of literary sources, languages, historical events and cultures related to these traditions. It focuses in particular on the religious traditions of the Mediterranean area, Near East, India and Eastern Asia and particular attention is paid to philological-linguistic skills for direct reading and critical study of the sources. Graduates may be employed as social workers and experts in the various sectors of inter-religious relations and communications, including in multi-confessional social contexts. Graduates may also collaborate with public and private schools in carrying out training activities for teachers, students or parents in order to illustrate the different cultural and religious traditions.


Graduates may be employed as social workers and experts in the various sectors of inter-religious relations and communications and of multi-confessional social contexts, in public and private organisations. They may also hold positions of responsibility in Italian and international study or research centres on religion, in religious publishing or within publishing companies in charge of special series or specific interest in the religious sphere, in institutes of religious studies. They may enter into agreements with public and private schools of any level for carrying out training activities intended for teachers, students or parents, in order to illustrate the different cultural and religious traditions, complementing the standard study curriculum.

Possible career opportunities include:- Expert on religion and theology- Education and research- Publishing- Journalism- Charity sector- Public service

ADMISSION


CONTACT INFORMATION

Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of Asianand North African StudiesPalazzo Vendramin dei Carmini,Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice (Italy)Tel. +39 041 234 9511,Fax +39 041 234 9596 / 9589www.unive.it/pag/10962

University of Padua, Department of Historyvia Vescovado 30, 35141 Padua (Italy)Tel. +39 049 827 8501 / 8503,Fax +39 049 8278 8502

www.lettere.unipd.it/magistrali/lmsdr

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DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIESCROSSING

THE ME-D I T E R -R A N E A N : TOWARDS I N V E S T -MENT AND I N T E -G R AT I O N ( M I M )

The programme aims to prepare a new generation of Mediterranean specialists who are aware of issues affecting the Mediterranean area, capable of balancing contents, practices, ideas and of building links and networks bringing together academic and non-academic worlds (stakeholders, political actors, economic operators, European citizens, and journalists). It intends to offer an in-depth knowledge of the countries on the southern shores of the Mediterranean and of their interaction with contemporary Europe. One of the main aims is to help students acquire a critical awareness of issues concerning the Mediterranean in order to train communication specialists (press, television, cinema, social networks, editorial consultancy), transcultural intermediation experts working for cultural associations and organisations, socio-political experts working for think-tanks tackling Mediterranean issues. The programme is specifically designed to train students in an interdisciplinary context thanks to the collaboration and integration of modules offered by three European universities with competences in the Communication sector (UAB), in European policy studies (UPVM), and in Oriental languages and cultures (Ca’ Foscari).

LANGUAGES

French, English, Spanish

CURRICULA

There are no curricula. The study path comprises three modules held in the three partner universities involved (UAB, Ca’ Foscari, UPVM) as well as a complementary module held in a Maghreb university (Sousse/Meknès) or at the University of Strasbourg, and a three-month internship.


Possible career opportunitites include:- Expert of the promotion of sustainable development projects in the Mediterranean area- Expert in Euro-Mediterranean cooperation- Expert in social, cultural, economic and touristic contexts- Promoter of exchanges and cooperation

ADMISSION


Students must also have certified English proficiency at B2 level or above and an adequate knowledge of French (B1 level or above).

For further information on the application process, please consult the MIM Master www.mastermimplus.eu/admission-and-selection

CONTACT INFORMATION

Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of Asian and North African StudiesPalazzo Vendramin dei Carmini,Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice (Italy)

Tel. +39 041 234 9511Fax +39 041 234 9596 / 9589

www.unive.it/pag/13449

DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

International Joint Master’s degree with Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) and Université Paul-Valéry 3 Montpellier (UPVM)

103102

SCHOOL OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGECHEMICAL

SCIENCES FOR CON-S E R V A -TION AND R E S T O -R A T I O N

This degree programme produces experts in the chemistry of cultural heritage, equipped with a solid scientific knowledge of material chemistry and state-of-the-art techniques for investigation and intervention. Graduates will be able to carry out diagnostic investigations for the characterisation of works and artefacts using sophisticated and modern techniques, develop specific knowledge for the identification of authenticity, dating, certification of artefacts, and plan new technologies for restoration works.


Second cycle graduates in Chemical Sciences for Conservation and Restoration may be employed within public and private bodies, industries and laboratories specialized in this sector. They may also have access to Research Doctorates in Chemical Sciences and register on the Italian roll of chemists.

Possible career opportunities include:- Chemist and similar professions- Chemical information management

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Interdepartmental School of Cultural Production and Conservation of the Cultural Heritage at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural HeritageMalcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)

[email protected] (Humanities)[email protected] (Sciences) www.unive.it/pag/11050

105104

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, INFORMATICS AND STATISTICS

This programme recruits students with a previous education in one of the following fields: information science and engineering, mathematics, statistics or similar disciplines. The programme produces experts operating in the fields of software construction and data analysis, both in manufacturing companies dealing with information systems and processor networks, and in companies, local authorities and laboratories using complex information systems and analysis methods.

C O M -P U T E R S C I E N C E

CURRICULA

DATA MANAGEMENTAND ANALYTICS English

SOFTWARE DEPENDABILITYAND CYBER SECURITY English


This Second Cycle Degree Programme produces high-quality experts who may operate in the fields of software construction and data analysis, both in manufacturing companies dealing with information systems and processor networks, and in companies, local authorities and laboratories using complex information systems and analysis methods, both at a national and international level.

Possible career opportunities include:- Software analyst and developer- Information security- System analysis- System administrator- Web application development and analysis- Database development and analysis- Information and network specialist

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics and StatisticsScientific Campus, via Torino 155,30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)


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This graduate degree programme equips students with capabilities in applying investigation methods, planning environmental recovery and reclamation interventions, evaluating environmental resources, managing and planning the territory as well as the coastal and marine systems, and managing renewable energy sources, environmental-related technologies and clean products and processes.

ENVIRON-M E N T A L S C I E N C E S

CURRICULA

CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENTALREHABILITATION

GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTALCHANGE English

EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENTOF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS


This Second Cycle Degree Programme produces highly qualified specialists able to operate, through their multidisciplinary skills, prevention, diagnosis and solutions to environmental issues. Graduates may expect to hold positions of responsibility in projects and facilities management.

Possible career opportunities include:- Geologist- Biologist and similar professions- Planning, landscape architecture and territory conservation- Agriculture and forestry- Botanist- Ecologist- Zoologist

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics and StatisticsScientific Campus, via Torino 155,30170 Venezia Mestre


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

Joint Master’s Degree in SustainableDevelopment with Karl FranzensUniversität Graz (Austria), Leipzig University (Germany), Utrecht University (Netherlands),Basel University (Switzerland),Hiroshima University (Japan).

Partner universities are also Stellenbosch University (South Africa) and Teri University (India).

Access: call for applications.

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DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES AND NANOSYSTEMSS C I E N -

CES AND T E C H N O -LOGIES OF BIO- AND NANO-MA-T E R I A L S

This programme provides graduates with a solid multidisciplinary education in physics, chemistry and biology focusing on the characterisation, preparation and application of bio- and nano-structured materials.


Second cycle graduates in Sciences and Technologies of Bio- and Nano-Materials may be employed in all technical sectors, including managerial positions, of companies dealing with manufacturing, processing and development of materials of various nature, both structured and functional. Moreover, graduates may register on the Italian roll of chemists , once the relevant professional licensing examination has been passed.

Possible career opportunities include:- Chemist and similar professions- Chemical information management specialist- Industrial and commercial companies- Research and development laboratories- Specialist consultancy

ADMISSION



CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems Scientific Campus,via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre


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DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES AND NANOSYSTEMSS U S T A I -

N A B L E C H E M I -STRY AND T E C H -N O L O G Y

This graduate degree programme focuses on theoretical and experimental chemical sciences. It produces highly qualified chemists who are able to devise original ideas, plan and study new reactions or processes, carry out new molecular and material synthesis, set up innovative and complex analytical methods.

CURRICULA

CHEMISTRY

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY ANDTECHNOLOGIES(DOUBLE DEGREEWITH UNIVERZAV NOVI GORICI) English


Second cycle graduates in Sustainable Chemistry and Technology may competently operate, as employees or freelance professionals, in all of the departments of a modern company or a research institute, as well as perform managerial tasks in chemical, both basic and ‘fine’, and manufacturing industries. Moreover, they may register on the Italian roll of chemists , once the relevant professional licensing examination has been passed.

Possible career opportunities include:- Chemist and similar professions- Chemical information management specialist- Chemical manufacturing- Process and product design and development- Research and specialist consultancy- Government agencies

ADMISSION


A certified knowledge of English at minimum level B2 is required at enrolment.


CONTACT INFORMATION

Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems Scientific Campus,via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre


DOUBLE/JOINT DEGREE

Double Degree with Univerza v Novi Gorici (Slovenia).At the end of their studies students receive a “Laurea Magistrale in Chimica e Tecnologie Sostenibili” from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and an “Okolje 2. Stopnje - Study program Environment” from Univerza v Novi Gorici.

Access: call for applications.

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WHAT IS A PHD?It is the highest university qualification that a student can achieve. It generally lasts three years and implies study on campus under close supervision, professional training and e-learning schemes. The PhD is awarded to a candidate who has submitted a thesis or dissertation, based on extensive and original researchin the chosen field.

HOW TO APPLY

In the Spring Ca’ Foscari publishes a call for applications which details all necessary information relating to the application and selection procedures.To be admitted to a PhD programme, candidates must pass a public selection which entails the evaluation of their academic qualifications, as well as an oral and/or written exam(s).

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Candidates must hold a Master’s degree and a suitable academic background, as well as a B2 level of English (as per the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - CEFR).There may be additional entry requirements for certain PhD Programmes.

SCHOLARSHIPSAND FINANCIAL AID

Candidates who achieve top positions in the final ranking are entitled to receive a PhD scholarship. At least 75%of the available places are granted a scholarship.

For further information:Ca’ Foscari Graduate [email protected]/graduateschool

D O C -TORALP R O GR A M -M E S

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E C O N O -M I C S

ECONOMICS

English

The programme offers an advanced training in economics and finance, providing students with instrumentsto conduct original research leadingto a doctoral dissertation on aspectsof the socio-economic systems or the financial markets. Specialisations are offered at quantitative and qualitative levels for both microeconomic and macroeconomic analyses.

LAW, MARKET AND PERSON

This programme aims to educate an “European jurist” in comprehending the Law of our times through a combinationof internal and international sources.

MANAGEMENT

English

This PhD is an international programme designed to train doctoral candidates in different areas of management studies such as: organisational economics and game theory; innovation and entrepreneurship; organisation theory and organisation design; human resource management and competences; marketing; accounting regulation, strategic management, cultural management, behavioural economics, business history, corporate finance; sustainability.

SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE

English

This programme was founded through collaboration with the Euro Mediterranean Center on Climate Change and aims to equip students with a broad and thorough scientific background in economics, in addition to a solid base of original and innovative research on topics regarding the dynamics of climate change, and the methodologies and techniques used in their evaluation and management in terms of mitigation and adaptation measures and policy.

H U M A -N I T I E S

ANCIENT HERITAGE STUDIES

This PhD programme takes a united perspective of the antique world and is aimed at utilising specific methodologies and techniques in order to scrutinise the multiple themes and disciplines relevant to historical and interpretive difficulties proposed by monuments and texts.

HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDIES

This programme is designed to prepare researchers with exceptional competency in the study of the historical phenomena that have characterised European society from the middle ages to the current day.

HISTORY OF ARTS

This PhD programme provides a suitable scientific and professional qualification within the European field for research in art history in all of its accepted meanings, with particular attention being paid to the appreciation of artistic-cultural, territorial and environmental heritage.

ITALIAN STUDIES

This programme aims to ensure students gain complete proficiency in the study of texts dating from the origins of the Italian language to the current day, as well as in the study of works in foreign languages produced in the same historical geographical and cultural contexts.

PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES

This PhD programme is a product of the divergence between differing but culturally convergent research,where a philosophical reasoning is intertwined with the social, psychological, cognitive and educational sciences.

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ASIAN ANDAFRICAN STUDIES

The aim of this PhD programme is to provide advanced knowledge of the field as well as advanced skills in methodology and analysis. The graduate will thus be capable of efficiently and innovatively comprehending the differing phenomena that occur in historical, geographical and cultural dimensions, focusing principally on primary sources within numerous Asian languages.

MODERN LANGUAGES, CULTURES AND SOCIETIES AND LINGUISTICS

This research doctorate is organised into two main subject areas which incorporate languages, language science, literature and culture within numerous scientific and cultural projects: Modern Languages, Cultures and Societies and Linguistics.

L A N G U A -GES AND L I N G U I -S T I C S

S C I E N -C E S

CHEMISTRY

This programme provides students with a broad range of expertise that covers all chemical disciplines and some areas of chemical engineering and biology. Research topics span from classical organic synthesis to nanotechnologies, from green and sustainable chemistry to computational chemistry, among others.

COMPUTER SCIENCE

English

This PhD programme prepares students with the formal tools necessary for rigorously implementing and developing research, allowing them to become experts in the methodologies for planning and evaluation of IT systems and computer systems.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

This programme enables students to research solutions to various global issues (environment, ecology, social development, among others) with the aim of promoting an interdisciplinary approach.

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P R O -FESSIO-NAL MA STER’S P R O -GRAM-M E S

WHAT IS A PROFESSIONAL MASTER’S PROGRAMME?In the Italian University system framework, first-level or second-level Professional Master’s Programmes (in Italian: Master universitari di primo o di secondo livello) involve at least 1 year of postgraduate specialisation or executive education and training. A Professional Master’s diploma is awarded, with the acquisitionof 60 university credits (ECTS).

HOW TO APPLYIn the spring Ca’ Foscari publishes a call for applications which details all necessary information relating to the application and selection procedures.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSA suitable academic background, as well as an undergraduate degree (first cycle/Bachelor’s) are required for first-level programmes, and a graduate degree (second cycle/Master’s)for second-level programmes

SCHOLARSHIPSAND FINANCIAL AIDScholarships and loans are available, depending on the selected programme.

For further information:Ca’ Foscari Challenge [email protected] [email protected]: +39 041 234 6853(from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm)http://www.unive.it/challengeschool

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F I S C A -L I T Y ,F I N A N C EAND CON-T R A C T S

FIRST LEVEL

INTERNAL AUDIT

This Programme is designed to train highly specialised professional figures, combining specific know-how in the areas of internal controls, risk management, compliance, corporate organisational profiles, accounting and financial statements.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, ARBITRATION AND TAX LAW

This programme teaches students about international business and tax law by analysing the economic structure of the main operations and legal issues involved in this area.

SECOND LEVEL

INTERNATIONAL MASTER IN ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

English The aim of this programme is to trainstudents to acquire a deep and sophisticated knowledge of the economic analysis of markets and financial institutions.

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M E D I A , C U L T U R E & SPORT M A N A -G E M E N T

FIRST LEVEL

CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

This programme offers an innovative path in the field of cultural activities management. It provides strategies in managing a museum, livening up a publishing house, finding funds to finance theatre showings, producing a TV series, amongst others.

FOOD AND WINE CULTURE

This programme offers a multidisciplinary approach in the field of agri-food business. It provides an understanding of historical/cultural and production basics, operational tools and innovative techniques, combining history, geography, anthropology, economics, marketing, legislation and sensory analysis.

SPORT BUSINESS STRATEGIES

Italian/English This programme aims to shape managers in commercial, marketing and communication areas: in the sports product businesses, in the field ofprofessional sports and sportsevent organisation; in commercial and industrial companies using sport as a communication medium or vehicle for their brand image.

SPORTS MANAGEMENTAND MARKETING

English

The course provides students with the necessary skills, methods and tools to analyse the market and to develop marketing activities for sports clubs and businesses offering goods and services for an increasingly international sports sector.

TOURISM ECONOMICSAND MANAGEMENT

Italian/English

This programme deals with the promotion of cultural and environmental resources and tourist destinations and involves formal and interactive lectures, contributions from corporate representatives, project work, team activities and case studies.

DIGITAL AND DESIGN STRATEGY INNOVATION

The Master presents a unique fusion not only between technology and culture, but also between science and art. The examination of these different (inter)-disciplinary areas allows the generation of stimuli aimed at the development of entrepreneurial skills and leadership, highlighting their significance in order to generate ideas, transforming them into entrepreneurial projects, and finally arriving at a new start-up or the re-startup of a business.

FINE ARTS IN FILMMAKING

This Master aims to provide students with all the practical and theoretical tools necessary for making a film, in addition to providing multimedia contents for advertising, music and artistic videos.In addition to workshops and theoretical lessons, students will have the opportunity to make a digital film entirely produced within the Master’s Programme.

SECOND LEVEL

MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL ASSETSAND ACTIVITIES

Italian/English/French This programme was created in partnership with ECSCP Europe with the aim of training professionals capable of developing and managing new culture and arts-based businesses.

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TEACHING AND EDU-C A T I O NFIRST LEVEL

DIDACTICS AND PROMOTION OF ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE TO FOREIGNERS

This course involves two paths: the first for teaching Italian language to foreigners (L2 course) and the second for teaching Italian language (LS course).

TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES

This programme aims to provide students with a solid grounding in foreign language teaching reflecting new developments in the scientific sector and the new professional opportunities emerging in the field of foreign language teaching in all education sectors.

TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING THEORY AND TECHNIQUES, ITALIAN - ITALIAN SIGN LANGUAGE

This programme aims to provide theoretical and practical training in the fields of translation and interpretation to from and Italian Sign Language - LIS. For this purpose, in-depth knowledge of LIS and Italian language will be provided with a view to interpreting activities.

G L O B A L B U S I N E S S

FIRST LEVEL

ECONOMICS AND LANGUAGESOF EASTERN EUROPE

Italian/English/Russian

This programme combines linguistic, economic, and legal expertise in order to create a professional capable of developing productive commercial and cultural relationships between Italian businesses, Russia, and the countries of Eastern Europe.

GLOBAL MANAGEMENT FOR CHINA

Italian/English/Chinese

This programme aims to shape professionals with the abilities necessary for supporting the management of Italian businesses during integration with the Chinese business environment, and trains consultants which have a wide range of skills pertinent to the development of affairs with China.

GULF ENTERPRISES STUDIES

Italian/English This programme shapes new professionals so that they will be capable of operating in a world of private enterprises and public institutions that are part of the internationalisation process, or aspiring to join the process, in the Persian Gulf; a particular focus will be dedicated to the sectors that are of high added value to Made in Italy.

ITALIAN GLOBAL APPROACHTO MANAGEMENT IN INDIA

Italian/English

This programme is divided into four modules - language, culture, economy, and seminars – and aims to create new professional figures, capable of operating in a world of private businesses and public institutions aspiring to internationalise their activities in the Indian subcontinent.

SECOND LEVEL

ADVANCED PLANNING FOR TEACHING ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE TO FOREIGNERS

This programme provides in-depth knowledge of teaching and training methods in addition to equipping students with the organisational and planning skills currently required by the job market, thus developing their ability to plan and monitor training paths.

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ENVIRON-M E N T , S A F E T Y AND TER-R I T O R Y

FIRST LEVEL

ENVIRONMENTAL AND LAND LAW

This programme provides participants with an introduction to basic notions on constitutional and administrative environmental law, and equips them with the necessary tools to comprehend and master the disciplines on the subject.

SCIENCE AND TECHNIQUESOF PREVENTION AND SAFETY This programme aims to create professionals with high level technical and scientific knowledge and up-to-date competencies and instruments in the field of safety at work, capable of rapidly planning and setting up a reliable and safe organisation in their role as managers of risk prevention and protection services.

SECOND LEVEL

CHARACTERISATION AND REMEDIATION OF CONTAMINATED SITES

Italian/English

This programme equips participants with the necessary theoretical and practical competencies to handle issues related to the characterisation of contaminated sites. It also aims to define remediation objectives by means of risk analysis procedures, to pinpoint and implementthe best available technologies, and to make reliable forecasts regarding intervention costs and times.

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FIRST LEVEL

DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE

This is a multidisciplinary curriculum offering courses in law, political science, sociology and other fields relevant to the study of democratic governance and human rights.

DIGITAL HUMANITIES

Italian/English This programme aims to provide training in Digital Humanities for humanities and IT graduates. It will provide technical and professional skills for using, creating and developing IT tools, software and hardware: from creating and processing databases to scanning, digitising and re-processing documents, from data mining to 3D renderings and historical GIS techniques.

GLOBAL ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS

This programme is organized in collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Geneva and has been designed to respond to the demand for the interpretation and government of economic and social phenomena in an era of globalization.

LABOUR AND SOCIAL SECURITY LAW

This programme aims to train experts in labour law with particular emphasis on legal competencies as well as on industrial relations, administration and personnel management issues.

IMMIGRATION: MIGRATORY PHENOMENAAND SOCIAL CHANGE

This Programme is designed to produce new, high-level professionals who hold expertise in immigration phenomena and intercultural relations.

S O C I A L S T U D I E S

YOGA STUDIES: BODY AND MEDITATIONIN ASIAN TRADITIONS

This programme is intendedfor anyone wishing to approach one of the unexpected mass phenomena of the twenty-first century, from the private individual to regional authorities.

SECOND LEVEL

ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF PUBLIC POLICIES

This training programme provides for a high investment in the learning of economic analysis techniques and statistical and econometric methodologies for the ex-post and ex-ante evaluation of public policies.

HEALTH AND SOCIAL ASSESTMENT

This programme is mainly directed at social and health service managers employed by public and private bodies (profit and non-profit) in the areas of healthcare quality assessment, consumer satisfaction assessment, and project assessment.

HEALTH ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT

This programme is addressed to officers and executives of public healthcare and welfare authorities operating in the administrative, accounting and management areas of health care services.

MULTI PROFESSIONAL TEAMS IN MEDICINE

This programme addresses the The necessity to conciliate humanization and technocracy to develop healthcare as a sustainable process, suggesting a socially-oriented prospective in order for it not to be dominated by technical and economic systems.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

This programme provides the in-depth knowledge necessary to deal with the changing role of public administrations in general, and local authorities in particular. It examines the transformation process from a juridical, economic, managerial, sociological and statistical perspective.

STRATEGIC STUDIES AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

Italian/English

This programme is a joint venture withthe Institute of Military Maritime Studies.It aims to introduce studentsto the fundamentals of strategic thought and modern naval studies, with references to classic thinkers and International Law (Maritime, Armed Conflicts, Humanitarian Law).

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INTERNATIONALWELCOME DESK

The Welcome desk offers a wide rangeof services for international students, such as guidance, information and assistance for enrolment procedures, support for the recognition of academic qualifications, for visa application process and for residency permit requests as well as general information on the main student services, such as financial aid, housing, health services and transportation.

Tuesday and Friday:9.30 am - 12.30 pmWednesday: 9.30 am - 12.30 pm and2.30 pm - 4.30 pm

[email protected]/welcome

CALL CENTRE

Monday and Wednesday:9.00 am - 1.00 pm and2.00 pm - 4.30 pmTuesday, Thursday and Friday:9.00 am - 1.00 pmT +39 041 234 7575

INFORMATION CENTRE

The information centre at the entrance of the main building is a help desk which provides directions and basic information on Ca’ Foscari, and receives any suggestions or complaints. Together with the International Relations Office it also updates the University’s Facebook page with useful information, events and other University related announcements.

Monday and Wednesday:9.00 am - 1.00 pm and2.00 pm - 5.00 pmTuesday, Thursday and Friday: 9.00 am - 1.00 [email protected]

UNIVERSITY LANGUAGE CENTRE (CLA)

The CLA provides foreign languages courses at any level.

[email protected]/cla

HOUSING OFFICE

The Housing Office is a service for Italian and international students, researchers, professors and administrative staff coming to study or work at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. It offers useful information and contacts to find suitable and convenient accommodation solutions in Venice and in the nearby area.

www.unive.it/housing

RESTAURANT SERVICE (UNIVERSITY CAFETERIAS)

The restaurant service is offered by ESU (Regional Body) in various locations in Venice and on the mainland campuses (Mestre, Trevisoand Portogruaro).

[email protected] www.esuvenezia.it

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ACA--- DEMIC C A - -LEN--D A RDuring the week before the beginning of each semester, the International Welcome Desk and the International Relations Office organise the Ca’ Foscari Welcome Day, an event devoted to international students which helps them to discover Venice, Ca’ Foscari and its services.

ECONOMICS AND HUMANITIES

DEPARTMEN OF ECONOMICS

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY ANDCULTURAL HERITAGE

First term (start of first semester):Mid September – Late November

Exams (first term):Late October – Early November

Second term:Early November – Mid DecemberExams (second term):Late December

Exams (end of first semester):Early January – Early FebruaryThird term (start of second semester):Early February – Mid March

Exams (third term):Late March Fourth term:Late March – Early May

Exams (fourth term):Mid May

Exams (end of second semester):Late May – Mid June

SCIENCES


DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES AND NANOSYSTEMS

First semester:Late September – Late December

Exams (first semester):Early January – Early February

Second semester:Early February – Early May

Exams (second semester): Late May – Mid June

LANGUAGES

DEPARTMENT OF ASIAN AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS AND COMPARATIVE CULTURAL STUDIES

First semester:Mid September – Late December

Exams (first semester):Early January – Early February

Second semester:Early February – Mid May

Exams (second semester):Late May – Late June

BANK HOLIDAY

1 November:All Saints’ Day

21 November:Madonna della Salute

8 December:Immaculate Conception

24 December – 6 January:Christmas Holidays

Late March – Mid April:Easter

25 April:Liberation from Nazifascism

1 May:Labour Day

2 June:Republic Day

There may be some variations during the academic year: please check the university website regularly.*classes begin only for the courses of the first year of undergraduate programme “Sustainable Chemistry and Technology”.

WELCOME DAY

First semester:Mid September

Second semester:Late January

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ACCESS

All students receive a Multiservice Card which provides access to university cafeterias and library services and can also be used as a prepaid card.

All students have access to Wifi in all University buildings.

COME.IN - VENICE (COMMUNITIES GO INTERNATIONAL)

ComE.In - Venice is a point of reference for international students. It aims at enhancing mobility as a resource to stimulate the knowledge and comparison with different cultures, promoting linguistic and intercultural exchange, through moments of socialisation, and the organisation of events, such as screenings of foreign films, themed exhibitions, debates, etc.

[email protected] www.facebook.com/comeinvenice

ERASMUS STUDENT NETWORK (ESN)

ESN supports and promotes international mobility by providing students with opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of ‘Students Helping Students’. It organises events and activities to improve socialisation and integration into the university’s social and cultural life.

[email protected] www.esnvenezia.it

STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS

Student associations playa crucial role in bringing together and involving students in university life. Ca’ Foscari welcomes them by supporting recreational, training and cultural initiatives and provides funding through special contributions.

[email protected] www.unive.it/associazioni-studenti

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UNIVERSITY SPORTS CENTRE (CUS)

The University Sports Centre (CUS) offers students the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of sports thanks to its own facilities in the city centre and on the mainland.

[email protected] www.cusvenezia.it

CA’ FOSCARI WEB RADIO (RCF)

Ca’ Foscari web radio (RCF) is one of the University’s new communication tools, created by students for students. Ca’ Foscari students have the opportunity to take part in its organisation and running according to individual skills and experience.

[email protected] www.cusvenezia.it

CA’ FOSCARI GUIDED TOUR

A guided tour of the Ca’ Foscari palazzo allows you to discover the history of this renowned, gothic building and its main rooms. Ca’ Foscari students are not only given the opportunity to take a free tour, but can act as guides and take part in the activities related to this project through a period of internship.

www.unive.it English website > Enjoy Ca’ Foscari > Arts and culture > Ca’ Foscari [email protected]

UNIVERSITY CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA

For more than 25 years the University’s choir and orchestra have been offering students the opportunity to start or develop their love for music. The repertoire changes from year to year and ranges from medieval to contemporary music. Choir practice also embraces the study of breathing techniques, singing and solmisation.

[email protected]

SHYLOCK – UNIVERSITY THEATRE CENTRE (CUT)

Shylock is a cultural association aimed at promoting technical-artistic innovation in the field of theatre. It organises training and experimental workshops, hosts visiting productions and shows, and carries out research and production projects. The activities involve a wide range of disciplines and professional figures.

[email protected]

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Deciding to study at Ca’ Foscari means deciding to live in Venice, a city which is like no other. Venice is where past meets innovation. Every day this city offers its residents - majority of which are students - the chance to stimulate their thirst for knowledge through its numerous and varied initiatives. Living Venice is living art, architecture, culture, development, and research. It also means having an environmentally concsious lifestyle, and discovering ancient traditions and different cultures.

L I F E I N - -V E - -N I C E

One of the most eagerly awaited moments in a Venetian student’s day is the so-called aperitivo in campo: from the afternoon until late in the evening, Campo SantaMargherita and Erbarìa Rialto turn into venues where people chat, meet others, listen to music and where Venetianspritz and cichetti – the traditional aperitif cocktail and snacks that come with it –are a must.

Venice means a unique chance to meet the whole world in every one of its squares and streets.

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STUDENT LIFEAND INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

Theatre, Cinema, Music, Literature shows and workshops for the Ca’ Foscari community

The International Ca’ Foscari Short Film Festival, the first festival in Europe created and organised by a university

Incroci di Civiltà - Cultural Crossroads,the international literary festival of Venice

Ca’ Foscari Lectures held by internationally recognised scholars and cultural figures

International exhibitions in the Ca’ Foscari Exhibition spaces

Art Night Venezia, a night dedicatedto art lovers

Radiocafoscari - the web radio:www.radiocafoscari.it

Student’s Boat RaceVenice Regatta

University Orchestra and ChoirStudent associations

OTHER NOT-TO-BEMISSED EVENTS ON THE VENETIAN CALENDAR

Carnival, usually in February,involving all Venetian squareswhich become a kind ofoutdoor club with musicand parties;

Redentore Festival (Festa del Redentore),a popular local festival, where Saint Mark’s basin fills up with local boats and the streets (the so-called ‘calli’) fill up with sumptuously laid tables for traditionally prepared dinners, awaiting the spectacular fireworks that light up the lagoon;

The Biennale, an internationalexhibition, for art and architecture lovers, showing art and architectural projectsby the greatest contemporary artists (from June to November)

The Venice Film Festival, taking place in September in Lido, where emerging moviedirectors and influential artistsshow their new works;

For further events please visitwww.turismovenezia.it

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KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US!

Find out about all the initiatives and events organised by the University in the on-line magazine InFoscari:www.unive.it/infoscari

FOLLOW US ON

FACEBOOK

facebook.com/internationalcafoscari

LINKEDIN

linkedin.com/edu/ca’-foscari-university-of-venice-13850

INSTAGRAM

instagram.com/cafoscariuniversity

TWITTER

twitter.com/cafoscari

YOU TUBE

youtube.com/user/youcafoscari

WECHAT

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Palazzo San PaoloPizzeria da Pasqualino

THE BUILDINGSIN VENICE

1 San Giobbe2 Palazzo Mono3 Casa Studentesca Santa Fosca4 Colleggio universitario dei Gesuiti di Venezia5 Celestia6 Colleggio universitario San Pietro7 EUIC8 Mensa Iniziative Venete9 VIU10 Colleggio Internazionale Ca’ Foscari11 CCH Redentore12 Residenza universitaria Junghans13 Mensa Food&Art14 Ca’ Foscari Zattere15 Palazzo Cosulich16 Aule San Trovaso17 ULSS 12 Veneziana18 Ca’ Bembo19 Palazzo Minich20 Ca’ Bernardo21 Ca’ Foscari22 Rio Novo23 Ca’ Della Zorza24 Ca’ Dolfin - Saoneria25 Ca’ Bottacin26 ESU sportello studenti27 Residenza Universitaria San Tomà28 ESU Orientamento, consulenza psicologica, aule29 Domus Civica30 Auditorium Santa Margherita31 Mensa Rio Novo32 Malcanton Marcorà33 Palazzo Vendramin34 Palazzina Briati35 CUS Centro Universitario Sportivo36 San Sebastiano37 Aula Barbarigo38 Polo didattico San Basilio39 ESU Sede centrale, presidenza e direzione40 Teatro Ca’ Foscari41 Santa Marta42 Casa Studentesca Domus Giustinian

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