Ca' Foscari University Of Venice
speciality: Economics

Ca’ Foscari University has given me a lot, both from an academic point of view and relationship one. I have had lots of incitements always to do my best and to never give up. I think it is one of the best public university in Italy and I highly recommend it, it is absolutely impossible not to like it.

I love my programme, the professors are great and very helpful. Ca’foscari has the best economics programme in Italy, so I would highly recommend applying. The TAs are also really great, they will explain anything you didn’t understand in your lectures and of course you could always schedule office hours with the professor which I’ve always found helpful

My university has a strong focus on its students. It accompanies them on their journey and helps them grow. It offers an infinite number of opportunities for growth, job opportunities and leisure, and also takes care of sustainability and the environment. Its teachers are very qualified people and know how to make students hang on to what they study.

As a foreign, non-European student, Ca’Foscari opened up my worldview through education. Excellence and tradition are the factors that have most enchanted me since I started my studies. It inspires me to want to continue studying to want to make my career here

I had a great experience during my bachelor’s degree at Ca’ Foscari. The professors were knowledgeable and always available, and the facilities where classes were held were functional and well maintained. I especially appreciated the many extracurricular activities organized by the university, which were always interesting and well thought out. An experience I’d recommend to anyone looking for a serious yet stimulating academic environment.

the economics and management program was a very wall design course also compared to the ones in much established known university in the words. I also found it very enteretining it and I really enjoyed the size of the class and the colleagues

I would definitely recommend this course. It has an international focus, with very useful subjects and gives opportunities to work both in the private and public sector. It has a mix of quantitative and qualitative subjects. Definitely the best choice for your future

My master’s program – Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural Activities, being taught in Venice, provides me with so many opportunities to apply my knowledge
All the professors are inspiring professionals, who love what they do and teach, the program is very diversified and anyone can choose their main interest and go into deeper research in it
It is truly multidisciplinary with strong economics/management base but also amazing humanistic/art courses
Most of the university campuses are within walking distance from one another which is very convenient
Venice is an amazing place for students with a very big and supportive community of students from all over the world and the city provides so many experiences beyong academic ones – which I will remember it for my whole life

Thanks to my 5-year academic experience at Ca’ Foscari University, I had the chance to pursue an Erasmus+ scholarship to study in Norway (at NTNU, Trondheim) for one year. The knowledge acquired while studying in Venice, enriched me with both soft and hard skills that allowed me to study in a completely different country and context. Professors are prepared, reliable and available most of the time. My Master’s thesis coordinator, constantly helped me throughout the entire writing process and he always maintained a steady communication between him and I. Moreover, there are a lot of university clubs which anyone can join: I personally joined Marketers Club as Partnership Specialist, which is based on Marketing and the digital world. It gave me the opportunity to interface myself with real-world companies and to cooperate in the organization of internal events. After these five years at Ca’ Foscari, it was easy for me to find a job that I like in a really nice and competitive company. I am really happy and satisfied with what this university has offered to me and I would do it again and again!

The program itself is solid. Strong on theory—microeconomics, corporate finance, management—and the international cohort means group work actually exposes you to different ways of thinking about business problems. My study group alone had students from Germany, Brazil, and Indonesia. That’s not something you get everywhere.

Where it falls short is practical application. Case studies are light, and there’s very little that bridges classroom theory to what businesses actually do. If you’re hoping to graduate feeling work-ready, you’ll need internships on your own initiative—the program won’t hand that to you.

Still, a strong academic reputation, a genuinely international atmosphere, and Venice as your backyard. Not a bad trade.