In my personal experience, the program of the University was very interesting and diverse. The professors I had were all very kind, polite and competent in what they were teaching. The infrastructure of the classrooms is actually very different based on what campus you are in, for example, the economic campus is very modern and well kept, whereas the humanistic one is still quite modern but not as well maintained as the economic one. A very good aspect of university life is the various libraries in the city: they are all amazing, very clean and organized as well as modern and with very good internet connections.
The strong point of Ca’ Foscari is for sure its internationality, it has many different University partners around the world and the Erasmus offer is very good and broad.
The administrative office is quite efficient, it really depends on who you’re in contact with of the staff, but the majority of the employees are very kind and keen to help you if you have any problems.
I can say that overall my experience here was very good, I loved what I studied and the environment around me, of course living in Venice is a plus.

This university opens you several doors in one of the unique city in the world. You can take a role in different projects or join many events and workshop to get better network thanks to professors and Career Service.

I study history of art and city like Venice is the perfect place for my studies and interests. The high-quality teaching provided by the University made me choose it again for my Master’s program. The bachelor’s degree in Conservazione dei beni culturali is well structured and it offers general preparation about western art history and a series of complementary subjects such as legislation, museology, literature and so on. The Masters programmes in Storia delle Arti provide specific preparations about an art history period (mediaeval modern and contemporary), with a specific focus on Venetian art history. I find this specialising attitude an extremely valuable way of structuring the program. What I love of Ca’ Foscari is the opportunity to live such a city as your own campus, getting involved in its community, life and culture. Basically I suggest Ca’ Foscari for the high-quality didactic method and preparation, the course structures and the opportunity to live in such a unique environment. Finally, the University is a very dynamic and modern institution in the Italian context and offers a great number of international opportunities such as exchanges and internships.