Ca'foscari University of Venice

The history of Ca' Foscari University spans more than a century and a half. The university was founded in Venice in 1868 and it was the first business school in Italy, and the second in Europe. It was here that language teaching and diplomatic sciences were combined, laying the foundation for a progressive and future-oriented institution. Ca' Foscari University (Ca' Foscari) represents a unique synthesis of historical heritage and modern academic prestige.

The university's approach is based on the idea that a modern leader needs both deep analytical knowledge and an understanding of cultural diversity. Ca' Foscari is known worldwide for its linguistic programs (especially in the field of Eastern languages), which are integrated with international relations and business. The university is a leader in fields such as climate change research, digital humanities, and cultural heritage management. As a member of the European Universities Alliance, Ca' Foscari offers students the opportunity for open, borderless learning throughout Europe.
The main campus is housed in a magnificent Gothic palace directly overlooking the Grand Canal. Other campuses are located in the historic center of Venice, as well as in Mestre and Treviso. This environment offers students a unique experience - to study where history and art come to life.