Ca' Foscari University Of Venice Speciality : Management
programme: Digital Management

I studied Digital Management at H-FARM College, through a programme offered by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, and overall I had a very positive experience. What I appreciated most was the combination of business, technology and digital innovation, with a strong focus on practical projects and real-world challenges. Studying at H-FARM gave me the opportunity to experience an innovative and international environment, work closely with other students and learn through a more hands-on approach. The programme helped me develop both analytical and creative skills and gave me a strong foundation for continuing my studies in marketing management and digital at ESSEC Business School (Singapore). I would definitely recommend it to students interested in business, technology and the digital world who enjoy challenging themselves and stepping out of their comfort zone

I am attending the third year at H-farm. I am finally at the end of my journey and I can say that it was interesting and I met a lot of new people.

We studied subjects related to economics, finance, marketing, and law and there was a part on coding.

My overall opinion about it is positive and I surely recommend it to you!

I had the opportunity to complete a Master’s course in Digital Management at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, and overall, it was a very positive and memorable experience for me. What I liked most was that the learning experience was not limited to lectures or textbooks. The course encouraged me to think independently, participate in discussions, and connect what I was learning with real-world situations.

The professors were knowledgeable and approachable. I found the teaching style quite different from what I was used to. There was more emphasis on understanding concepts rather than simply memorising information. The course materials were well organised, and the overall academic environment felt serious but comfortable.

Another thing I really appreciated was the international atmosphere. I had the chance to interact with people from different countries and backgrounds, which made the course more interesting. It also helped me improve my communication skills and look at business and professional issues from different perspectives.

Of course, studying at Ca’ Foscari was not without challenges. Some assignments required a good amount of independent work, and at times the academic workload could be demanding. However, I believe those challenges actually made the learning experience more valuable.

After completing my course, I came away with not only new academic knowledge but also a better understanding of working with people from different cultures. I would definitely recommend Ca’ Foscari to students looking for an international academic experience in Europe. For me, it was a combination of good education, personal growth, and an unforgettable experience in Venice.

The course is held on the H-FARM campus in Roncade. The course is Digital management and you will have to study subjects that go from economics, to coding, statistics, marketing, digital/it law,..
Some professors are good but others were too boring and did not know how to engage the students to keep them concentrated on the lesson.
Generally, I recommend this course for those interested in the digital field and who want to live an experience on a real campus.

Advantages: last 6 months of the university are dedicated to the internship that in my case concluded with a hiring. So you have the power of a Master’s degree with a three years bachelor’s.
Material to study is halved with respect to other (public) universities. This is not a disadvantage because the important topics are still touched so we are not less prepared than other students. And we are not less free: there are a lot of projects to be carried out during the courses.
Another advantage is, as a matter of fact, that we are used to speaking in public, in front of other students, or also during events.
The environment is unique and you can truly experience the campus life: from sports fields to parties, bistros, the majestic library, plenty of study rooms, and dormitories. Here, living far away from home, I have found my family.
It has been a 3 years experience full of special people and adventures.

Disadvantages: Professors are good, but they are all Italian and just a few of them have mastered the English language. So if you wish to improve your communication skills, forget about it (unless you don’t find that unique international student that doesn’t speak Italian). I have improved my writing skills at least.
For what concerns the internationalization and heterogeneity of the campus, the majority of people are from Veneto, just a few (10 maximum) from other parts of Italy. Because they are a minority, the services related to people coming from far away and without a car are practically 0.
Reaching the campus is impossible, means of transport rare and complicated and the H-FARM support in this is practically nothing. Especially when you have to reach the campus during exams.
Oh, last thing: go away if you cannot afford it.

Would I do it again? Absolutely yes.