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Experiencing China 2019 | Tsinghua University Summer School

Tsinghua University is glad to offer to two VIU students the possibility to take part in the two-week summer school "Experiencing China" 2019 edition, that will be held at Tsinghua University, Beijing, from July 11th – 24th, 2019.

This summer school is a good opportunity for students with little to no experience of China to gain firsthand experience of China, and also get to know more about Tsinghua University.

The program offers small interactive classes, and there are seven tracks available in the Chinese context. These are Architecture, Creative City, Environment, International relations, Gender Studies, Industry Frontiers and Urbanization. Participants will be engaged with keynote lectures, project discussions, interactive workshops, and site visits with fellow students coming from more than 50 countries and regions across the world. Students who complete the summer school will receive an official transcript and two academic credits from Tsinghua University.

 

Two places with a fee waiver scholarship are reserved for VIU students (undergraduate or 1st year postgraduate).

The scholarships cover tuition fees and accommodation on campus.

Return flight and insurance policy will be paid by participants.

 

Further information is available on Tsinghua University website:
http://goglobal.tsinghua.edu.cn/en/program/experiencingchina2019
and in the documents listed below.

 

Deadline for application:

1st round: March 31st

Final nomination: April 30th

 

Brochure

Application form

 

GP | Info for 2nd Semester AY 2020-2021

1st Semester of 2022-23 Courses

Orientation week                      September 5-9 Opening Ceremony      September 8 Courses begin September 12 Midterm break October 31 - November 4 Courses end December 9 Exam week December 12-16 Closing Ceremony December 15     National holidays November 1, December 8 Municipal holiday November 21

 

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2201

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2202

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2203

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Cosimo Monteleone, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2204


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication in a Global World
Francesco Goglia, University of Exeter
F2205

 

Gender Studies. Migration and Gender
Marilynn Johnson, Boston College
F2206

 

Comparing East and West. Representations of Time and Space in Western and Far Eastern Cultures
Agostino De Rosa, Università Iuav di Venezia
F2207


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. The Multilingual City
Francesco Goglia, University of Exeter
F2208

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. Platform Capitalism, Global Production Networks and the Future of Work
Jean-Christophe Graz, Université de Lausanne
F2209

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Aleksandar Kešeljević, University of Ljubljana
F2210


Specialization Track: Economics, Management and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage

Economics and Management of Arts and Culture
Aleksandar Kešeljević, University of Ljubljana
F2211

 

Agricultural Landscape as Cultural Heritage
Viviana Ferrario, Università Iuav di Venezia
F2212

 

Cultural Diplomacy and the Role of UNESCO
Giorgio Andrian, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2213

 

“The Milk of Dreams” - Anthropological Perspectives on the Biennale di Venezia 2022
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2214

 


Specialization Track: Science and Society

Risk and Uncertainty
Jean-Christophe Graz, Université de Lausanne
F2215

 

Innovation in Science and Technology: Key Issues of Management and Policy
Ettore Bolisani, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2218

 

Science Communication and Sustainability
Alessandra Fornetti and Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
F2219

 

Globalization, Communication and Network Society
Ilya Levin, Tel Aviv University
F2220

 

Science, Technology and Culture
Ilya Levin, Tel Aviv University
F2221

 


Specialization Track: History and Memory

Street Life: Urban Space and Popular Culture
Marilynn Johnson, Boston College
F2222

 

History of Japanese Books and Literature
Akihiko Niimi, Waseda University
F2224

 

Anthropological Perspectives on Borders, Migration and Mobility in the Mediterranean
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2225

 

 

1st Semester of 2023-24 Courses

 

Orientation week                     September 11-15 Opening Ceremony      September 14 Courses begin September 18 Midterm break October 30 – November 3 Courses end December 15 Exam week December 18-21 Closing Ceremony December 20     National holidays November 1, December 8 Municipal holiday November 21

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2301

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2302

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2303

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Cosimo Monteleone, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2304


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Francesco Vacchiano and Marta Scaglioni, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2305

 

Gender Studies. Gendered Images of ‘Otherness’: Women, Migrants, and Sexual Minorities
Veronica Redini and Dany Carnassale, Università Iuav di Venezia/Università degli Studi di Padova
F2306

 

Comparing East and West
Vera Costantini, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2307

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization
Pirmin Bundi, Université de Lausanne
F2308

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. The Interrelation between Economic Processes, Political Factors and Standard of Living
David Celetti, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2309

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development: International Law from the Late 19th Century to the Present
Jong-Chol An, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2310

 


Specialization Track: Economics, Management and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage

Globalization and Glocalization of Aesthetic Forms
Frank Heidemann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2311

 

Economics of the Creative Industries
Rong Fu, Waseda University
F2312

 


Specialization Track: Science and Society

Science and Politics in Times of Crisis
Pirmin Bundi, Université de Lausanne
F2313

 

Anthropocene Futures
Leila Dawney, University of Exeter
F2314

 

STATA Data Analysis in Practice: Investigating the Post-COVID World
Rong Fu, Waseda University
F2315

 

Visual Law, Human Rights and Legal Design
Letizia Mingardo & Paolo Moro, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2316

 

Science Communication and Sustainability
Alessandra Fornetti & Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
F2317

 

Geopolitics, Resource and Water Scarcity, and Marginalized Populations
David Schaad, Duke University
F2318

 

Natural Disasters, Adverse Selection, Moral Hazards and the Future of Urbanization and Development in an Era of Rapid Climate Change
David Schaad, Duke University
F2319

 

Science and Technology Studies (STS) as Method: User’s Manual
Olga Bychkova & Andrei Kuznetsov, European University at St. Petersburg
F2320

 

Science, Technology and Public Policy: Controversies and their Closures
Olga Bychkova & Andrei Kuznetsov, European University at St. Petersburg
F2321

 


Specialization Track: History and Memory

Visual Representation and the Cultural Other
Frank Heidemann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2322

 

Ruins: Aesthetic and Politics
Leila Dawney, University of Exeter
F2323

 

Rome outside of Europe: Roman History through a Global, Multi-Cultural, and Interdisciplinary Lens
Robin Fleming, Boston College
F2324

 

Travelers to Italy
Robin Fleming, Boston College
F2325

 

 

1st Semester of 2024-25 Courses

 1st Semester of AY 2024-25 (Fall 2024) 

Orientation week                     September 9-13 Opening Ceremony      September 12 Courses begin September 16 Midterm break October 28 - November 1 Courses end December 13 Exam week December 16-20 Closing Ceremony December 19     National holidays November 1, December 8 Municipal holiday November 21

 

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2401

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2402

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2403

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Cosimo Monteleone, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2404


 

Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication: Strategies to Build Intercultural Competence using English as a Lingua Franca in a Multilingual Setting
Sara Garfield, Université de Bordeaux
F2405

 

Gender Studies. Growing into/out of Gender Identities: Gender, Age and Romance on Screen
Danielle Hipkins, University of Exeter
F2406

 

Comparing East and West. Japan’s Peacebuilding: Toward the UN and Asian Policies
Mitsuru Yamada, Waseda University
F2407

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. Transnational Televisions and their Audiences
Danielle Hipkins, University of Exeter
F2408

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. The question of Globalization, Ethics and Human Rights in Mediterranean Mobility, Border policies and Migration
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2409

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development. The Asian Peacebuilding from the Viewpoint of International Security Cooperation
Mitsuru Yamada, Waseda University
F2410

 


Specialization Track: Economics, Management and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage

Cities and Cultural Production
Massimiliano Nuccio, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
F2411

 

Print Culture in the Digital Age
Kirsten Stirling, Université de Lausanne
F2412

 


Specialization Track: Science and Society

Strategies for Effective Science Communication
Sara Garfield, Université de Bordeaux
F2414

 

Science Communication and Sustainability
Alessandra Fornetti and Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
F2415

 

Physics of Society, Cities and States
Klemen Bohinc, University of Ljubljana
F2416

 

Food Safety and Environmental Sustainable Development in Modern Society
Klemen Bohinc, University of Ljubljana
F2417

 


Specialization Track: History and Memory

Films and the Narratives of Empire: Remembering the Past
Rob Savage, Boston College
F2418

 

Between Memory and History, Remembering 1968: Revolt, Art, History and Philosophy
Rob Savage, Boston College
F2419

 

The Venice Biennale between the Legacy of its History and Artistic Memory Practice - an Anthropological Approach
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2420

 

Shakespeare, Commedia dell’Arte, and Cultural Memory
Kirsten Stirling, Université de Lausanne
F2421

 

Modern and Premodern Gender, Race, and Power across Cultures
Kate Driscoll, Duke University
F2422

 

Venice and the Cartographic Imagination: Past, Present, and Future
Kate Driscoll, Duke University
F2423

 

Understanding and Analyzing Photography in the Humanities
Maria Gourieva, European University at St. Petersburg
F2424

 

Memory, Identity and Fantasy in Private Photography
Maria Gourieva, European University at St. Petersburg
F2425

 

 

1st Semester of 2025-26 Courses

Academic calendar

September 8-December 19, 2025

Orientation week                     September 8-12 Opening Ceremony      September 11 Courses begin September 15 Midterm break October 27 - 31 Courses end December 12 Exam week December 15-19 Closing Ceremony December 18     National holidays November 1, December 8 Municipal holiday November 21

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2501

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2502

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2503

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Cosimo Monteleone, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2504


 

Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication: Visual Representation and the Cultural Other
Frank Heidemann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2505

 

Gender Studies: Glocal Political Participation through a Gender Lens
Claudia Padovani and Lorenza Perini, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2506

 

Comparing East and West. Bard’s (Il)legitimate Children?: Adaptation and Cultural Appropriation of Shakespeare in the East and the West
Norimasa Morita, Waseda University
F2507

 


Global Challenges

Identity Heritage and Globalization: Culture and Society in South Asia after Independence
Frank Heidemann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2508

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights: Regulating Business for More Welfare and Human Rights
Damiano Canapa, Université de Lausanne
F2509

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development: History and Current Issues in International Law
Jong-Chol An, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2510

 


Specialization Track: Economics, Management and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage

Digital Tools and Cultural Heritage
Fatima Zahra Fakir, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2511

 

History, Memory, and Museums: from Socialism to Postsocialism
Ekaterina Melnikova, European University at St. Petersburg
F2512

 

Heritage Ontologies: Between East and West
Ekaterina Melnikova, European University at St. Petersburg
F2513

 


Specialization Track: Science and Society

Science Communication and Sustainability
Alessandra Fornetti and Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
F2514

 

Water Heritage and Sustainable Development
Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Meital Shai and Justas Patkauskas, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
F2515

 

Health Communication: Theory and Application in the Global Context
Ashley Duggan, Boston College
F2516

 

A Matter of Life and Death: History of Pre-Modern Health in Eurasia
Miri Shefer-Mossensohn, Tel Aviv University
F2517

 

Social and Personal Relationships: Scientific Perspectives on Close Relationship Processes and Well-Being
Ashley Duggan, Boston College
F2518

 

Artificial Intelligence for Innovation and Creativity
Massimiliano Nuccio and Marco Guerzoni, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia and Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca
F2519

 

Conspiracy? Fact and Anti-Fact in the Global Information Age
Dan Stevens, University of Exeter
F2520

 

Regulating Technology Through the Law
Damiano Canapa, Université de Lausanne
F2521

 


Specialization Track: History and Memory

Screening the Past: The Mechanism of Nostalgia Film
Norimasa Morita, Waseda University
F2522

 

Ports of the Eastern Mediterranean: The Last 2000 Years
Miri Shefer-Mossensohn, Tel Aviv University
F2523

 

All in the Mind? How Global Elites Think
Dan Stevens, University of Exeter
F2524

 

Great Books of the Abrahamic Traditions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam through their Major Texts
Malachi Hacohen, Duke University
F2525

 

Jewish History from Columbus to Israel
Malachi Hacohen, Duke University
F2526

 

 

 

1st Semester of 2026-27 Courses

*Link to course descriptions on each course title 

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2601

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2602

 

Italian Language - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2603

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Cosimo Monteleone, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2604


 

Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication: Translating the Culture Shock. Towards Intercultural Understanding
Márcia Rego, Duke University
F2605

 

Gender Studies: Gender, Science, and the Arts
Ina Linge, University of Exeter
F2606

 

Comparing East and West. Totalitarian Art in Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany, and the Soviet Union
Erika Wolf, European University at St. Petersburg
F2607

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. Secularization and Value Change: a Global Perspective
Jörg Stolz, Université de Lausanne
F2608

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. Health Economics and the Role of the Arts in Health and Well-being
Haruko Noguchi, Waseda University
F2609 - course held mostly online

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Luis A. Campos, Rice University
F2610

 


Specialization Track: Economics, Management and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage

Management of Sustainable Tourism for Cultural Heritage
Elena Bonel and Giorgio Andrian, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2611

 

Religions as Brands. The Marketization of Religions as Cultural Goods
Jörg Stolz, Université de Lausanne
F2612

 


Specialization Track: Science and Society

Science Communication and Sustainability
Alessandra Fornetti and Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
F2613

 

Water Heritage and Sustainable Development. Intangible Cultural Landscapes and Practices
Pietro Daniel Omodeo, Meital Shai and Erasmo Castellani, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2614

 

Health Economics and Policies
Haruko Noguchi, Waseda University
F2615 - course cancelled

 

The Century of the Gene: The History of Genetics and Eugenics
Luis A. Campos, Rice University
F2616

 

The Human Body, Science and Society. Anthropological Perspectives
Kristin Kastner, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2617

 

More-than-human Environments: Animals in Culture, Literature, and History
Ina Linge, University of Exeter
F2618

 


Specialization Track: History and Memory

Monuments, Myths, and the Media: The Social Life of Memories
Márcia Rego, Duke University
F2619

 

Cultural Nationalism in Europe and Beyond
Guy Beiner, Boston College
F2620

 

New Perspectives on Old Concepts. Voices from Africa and the Diaspora
Kristin Kastner, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2621

 

The Great Flu: Remembering, Forgetting and Rediscovering a Global Pandemic
Guy Beiner, Boston College
F2622

 

History of Photography: Document, Technology, Art
Erika Wolf, European University at St. Petersburg
F2623

 

 

 

1st Semester of AY 2020-21 (Fall 2020) Courses

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2001

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2002

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2003

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Paola Modesti, Venice International University
F2004


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Glenn Stockwell, Waseda University
F2005

Gender Studies: Gender Issues in Education
Glenn Stockwell, Waseda University
F2006

Comparing East and West. Travel Writing in Medieval Culture
Denis Renevey, Université de Lausanne
F2007

Globalizing Korean Culture: Past & Present
Il Joon Chung, Korea University
F2010

Female Voices, Female Words in Western Medieval Culture
Denis Renevey, Université de Lausanne
F2011

Representations of Time and Space in Western and Far Eastern Cultures
Agostino De Rosa, Università Iuav di Venezia
F2012


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. Global Talent Flows: International Migration, Science and Innovation
Francesco Lissoni, Université de Bordeaux
F2013

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. Anthropological Perspectives on Borders, Migration and Mobility in the Mediterranean
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2014

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Aleksandar Kešeljevic, University of Ljubljana
F2015

Peace & Prosperity in Northeast Asia: Beyond ‘North Korean Nuclear Crisis’
Il Joon Chung, Korea University
F2016

The Foreign Encounter. The Conceptualization of the Cultural Other in selected Texts from Pliny the Elder to 21st Century Social Anthropology
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2017


Economics, Management and Digital Technologies applied to Cultural Heritage (Fall Specialization Track)

Economics and Management of (Art and) Culture
Aleksandar Kešeljevic, University of Ljubljana
F2020

The Globalization of Intellectual Property: from Innovation to Cultural Heritage
Francesco Lissoni, Université de Bordeaux
F2021

Urban History and Digital Tools: the Advent of the Modern Capital City and Venice
Cristiano Guarneri and Gianmario Guidarelli, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2022

From Manuscripts to Digital Scholarly Editions: Marco Polo, Venice and the Digital Humanities
Federico Boschetti, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche - CNR
F2023


Additional courses

Economics of the Environment: a Journey through the (Recent) History of Venice
Carlo Giupponi, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2024

 

 

1st Semester of AY 2021-22 Courses

 Orientation week  September 6-10  Opening Ceremony  September 9  Courses begin  September 13  Midterm break  November 1-5  Courses end  December 10  Exam week  December 13-17  Closing Ceremony  December 16

 

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2101

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
F2102

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
F2103

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Paola Modesti, Venice International University
F2104


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Sabrina Marchetti and Dany Carnassale, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
F2105

Gender Studies: Gender and Politics
Martina Avanza, Université de Lausanne
F2106

Comparing East and West. Heroines in International Films
Lisa Cuklanz, Boston College
F2107

Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. Biennale Venezia 2021 - The Anthropology of Built Environment and Social Space
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2108

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. 
Aleksandar Kešeljevic, University of Ljubljana
F2109

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Paolo Roberto Graziano, Pietro De Perini and Igor Guardiancich, Università degli Studi di Padova
F2110

Specialization Track: Economics, Management and Digital Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage 

Economics and Management of (Art and) Culture
Aleksandar Kešeljevic, University of Ljubljana
F2112

Digital Technology and Cultural Heritage
Alison Harcourt, University of Exeter
F2113

Venice Strikes Back: Antitourism Mobilizations in the Serenissima
Martina Avanza, Université de Lausanne
F2114

Urban History and Digital Tools: The Advent of the Modern Capital City and Venice
Cristiano Guarneri and Gianmario Guidarelli, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia/ Università di Padova
F2120

 Science and Society  

Global Internet Governance
Alison Harcourt, University of Exeter
F2115

Science Communication and Sustainability 
Ilda Mannino and Alessandra Fornetti, Venice International University
F2116

Science (Fiction) and Posthuman
Edward Chan, Waseda University
F2117

History and Memory

Anthropological Perspectives on Borders, Migration and Mobility in the Mediterranean 
Natalie Göltenboth, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
F2118

Italian Immigration Film
Lisa Cuklanz, Boston College
F2119

History and Memory at the Intercultural Crossroads
Edward Chan, Waseda University
F2121

Memory Study, an Introduction
Julia Safronova, European University at St. Petersburg
F2122

Memory and Media: between Pyramids and the Internet
Julia Safronova, European University at St. Petersburg
F2123

Representations of Time and Space in Western and Far Eastern Cultures
Agostino De Rosa, Iuav University of Venice
F2124

Mosaics on the Adriatic Shore: History in Transition
Assaf Pinkus, Tel Aviv University
F2125

Gothic Tales: Creation and Reception of Visual Historical Myths
Assaf Pinkus, Tel Aviv University
F2126

 

 

2026 Conferences in San Servolo

  • 20-21/01
    IMUN Venice
    United Network

  • 23-25/02
    ELLIS Workshop
    TU Darmstadt

  • 24-26/03
    Workshop CNR-ISMAR

  • 29/03-03/04
    MSCA-DN 2026 Spring School
    CNR

  • 19-23/04
    UNIPD Data Research Camp

  • 20-25/04
    UNIL Seminar: Urban Dimensions of Tourism

  • 08-15/05
    VeUMEU

  • 13-17/05
    LMU Medical Ethics  

  • 11-22/05
    Italian Discoveries Summer Program
    Purdue University

  • 22-23/05
    Convegno della Società Italiana di Pedagogia Medica

  • 24-30/05
    RESET-Boston College Conference and Seminar

  • 04-05/06
    Duisburg-Essen Symposium on Nanoparticles and Nanomaterials 

  • 8-12/06
    AVI Conference

  • 15-19/06
    LMU Philosophy of Mind

  • 17-20/06
    UNIPD Micoll

  • 19-25/06
    CESifo Venice Summer Institute 

  • 26-28/06
    The Venice Multidisciplinary World Conference on Republics and Republicanism

  • 05-19/07
    2026 IOCCG Summer Lecture Series
    Frontiers in Ocean Optics and Ocean Colour Science

  • 09-18/07
    UNIL Oriental Languages

  • 21-31/07
    Epilepsy Summer Course

  • 23-30/08
    UNIPD Prof. Milani

  • 12-16/09
    Palladio Program

  • 13-17/09
    Annual World Congress on Education
    Learning Disabilities Worldwide

  • 27/09-02/10
    UNIPD GADEST

  • 28/09-02/10
    CeNS 

  • 04-07/10
    LMU Scicomm Evaluation

  • 05-09/10
    TU E-Conversion

  • 08-11/10
    PPW VIU Conference

  • 14-16/10
    UNIVE CAMI Conference
    Centre for Automotive and Mobility Innovation - Università Ca' Foscari Venezia

  • 23-24/10
    EPO Venice Judges Forum

  • 02-05/11
    WISE Conference
    Università Ca' Foscari Venezia

  • 02-05/11
    CNR Conference
    Prof. Magnifico

  • 11-13/11
    LMU Seminar 
    Prof. Dutta

  • 16-21/11
    IUSS Conference 

  • 16-21/11
    LMU Family Matters

  • 23-26/11
    LMU Rational Choice Sociology

 



21st International Society for Business Innovation and Technology Management Conference

The "21st International Society for Business Innovation and Technology Management Conference" will focus on Responsible & Sustainable Consumption and Production and gathers a variety of experts from Asia and EU (May 3-5, 2017, VIU, Isola di San Servolo).

The Conference is jointly promoted by Venice International University (VIU) and the International Society for Business Innovation and Technology Management (ISBITM) in cooperation with De La Salle University (Philippines) and Lunghwa University of Science and Technology (Taiwan).

Hosted at Venice International University premises on the island of San Servolo in Venice (May 3-5, 2017), the Conference aims to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas on the latest international business innovation developments in the field of management among researchers and practitioners. The conference is also expected to foster networking, collaboration and joint effort among the conference participants to identify major trends in business decision making model for responsible consumption and production.

The International Society for Business Innovation and Technology Management (ISBITM) is a leading professional association for scholars dedicated to creating and disseminating knowledge about innovation & technology management and organizations. It includes European Business Innovation and Technology Management Society (EUBITMS), Asia Pacific Business Innovation and Technology Management Society (APBITMS), African Business Innovation and Technology Management Society (AFBITMS) and American Business Innovation and Technology Management Society (USBITMS).

A limited number of participants can be admitted.

If you are interested in participating, please contact ilda.mannino@univiu.org.

 

 

2nd Semester of 2022-23 Courses

Orientation week                     February 20-24 Opening Ceremony      February 24 Courses begin February 27 Midterm break April 10-14 Courses end May 26 Exam week May 29-June 2 Closing Ceremony June 1     National holidays April 10, April 25, May 1, June 2

 

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2301

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2302

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2303

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Maria Bergamo and Monica Centanni, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2304

 


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Matteo Benussi and Francesco Vacchiano, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
S2305

 

Gender Studies from the Viewpoint of Labor Economics and Behavioral Science
Sachiko Kuroda, Waseda University
S2306

 

Comparing East and West. International Comparison of Labor Markets
Sachiko Kuroda, Waseda University
S2307

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. The Globalization of Heritage and Tourism
Mathis Stock, Université de Lausanne
S2308

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. Racial Capitalism: from 1492 to the Movement for Black Lives
Anne-Maria Makhulu, Duke University
S2309

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Sara De Vido, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
S2310

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

Globalization, Environment and Sustainable Development
Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
S2311

 

A Global History of Food
David Celetti, Università degli Studi di Padova
S2312

 

Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics in the Globalizing Economy
Jan Schaaper, Université de Bordeaux
S2313

 

Globalization of Firms and Economic Activities
Jan Schaaper, Université de Bordeaux
S2314

 

Game Theory Analysis of International Environmental Agreements
Igor Sloev, European University at Saint Petersburg
S2315

 

Managing the Customer Equity for Sustainable Business Development
Igor Sloev, European University at Saint Petersburg
S2316

 


Specialization Track: Cities and Global Change

African Cities
Anne-Maria Makhulu, Duke University
S2317

 

Mobility and the City. Current Issues of Sustainability
Mathis Stock, Université de Lausanne
S2318

 

Cities and Global Climate Governance
Ekaterina Domorenok, Università degli Studi di Padova
S2319

 

Venice and Global Change: The Icon of Antimodern Dystopia? Marinetti, Thomas Mann, Proust, Andrea Segre
Barbara Vinken, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2320

 

Cities and Global Change: Urban Policy Analysis and Design
Matteo Basso and Carlo Federico dall’Omo, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2321

 

Inhabiting Urban Space and Sense of Place: the Heritage of 20th Century Neighborhoods in the Venice Metropolitan Area
Claudia Faraone and Maria Chiara Tosi, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2322

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Humanities

Environmental Ethics: Humanity's Place in Nature
David E. Storey, Boston College
S2323

 

How to Save the World: Ethics of Climate Change
David E. Storey, Boston College
S2324

 

Fashion and Sustainability
Barbara Vinken, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2325

 

Environmental Change and Everyday Life
Timothy Cooper, University of Exeter
S2326

 

Histories and Futures of Climate Change
Timothy Cooper, University of Exeter
S2327

 

 

 

 

 

2nd Semester of 2023-24 Courses

2nd Semester of AY 2023-24 (Spring 2024) 

Orientation week                     February 19-23 Opening Ceremony      February 22 Courses begin February 26 Midterm break April 1-5 Courses end May 24 Exam week May 27-31 Closing Ceremony May 30     National holidays April 1, April 25, May 1

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2401

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2402

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2403

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Monica Centanni and Chiara Velicogna, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2404

 


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication. Culture, Language and Management: Beyond the Invisible Evidence. The traps of ELF (English as a Lingua Franca)
Emmanuelle Sauvage, Université de Bordeaux
S2405

 

Gender Studies. Gender and Sexuality in Historical Perspective 
Sandro Guzzi-Heeb, Université de Lausanne
S2406

 

Comparing East and West. Da Venezia al Mondo: The Evolution of Accounting and Bookkeeping
Takashi Yaekura, Waseda University
S2407

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. Understanding & acting in a Globalized World: Cross-cultural Management and International Teams’ Management
Emmanuelle Sauvage, Université de Bordeaux
S2408

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights
Sara De Vido and Patricio Ignacio Barbirotto, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
S2409

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development. The Feminist Roots of Global Governance
Marc-William Palen, University of Exeter
S2410

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

Climate Change - Disturbances in the Earth’s Energy Budget and their Consequences
Mark Wenig, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2411

 

Satellite Remote Sensing – Observing our Changing Earth from Space
Mark Wenig, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2412

 

Industrialization, Environment and Social Change in Europe
Sandro Guzzi-Heeb, Université de Lausanne
S2413

 

Advanced Topics in Accounting: Accounting Research on SDGs 
Takashi Yaekura, Waseda University
S2414

 

System Level Thinking in Color: from Venetian Glass to the Evolution of Paints, Fabrics, & Fashion
Dorian Canelas, Duke University
S2415

 

Sustainable Development of Medicine and Health in Venice
Dorian Canelas, Duke University
S2416

 

Globalization, Environment and Sustainable Development
Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
S2417

 


Specialization Track: Cities and Global Change

Anti-colonial Metropolises
Marc-William Palen, University of Exeter
S2418

 

Urban Linguistic Landscapes
Kurt Feyaerts, KU Leuven
S2419

 

The Novel, Globalization and the City
Kevin Ohi, Boston College
S2420

 

Cities and Global Change: Urban Policy Analysis and Design
Matteo Basso and Federico Dall’Omo, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2421

 

The Time and the City: Image-Correction in the New Cinema
Yoel Regev, European University at St. Petersburg
S2422

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Humanities

Natural and Cultural Resources Diplomacy and Human Rights
Alberto Lanzavecchia and Giorgio Andrian, Università degli Studi di Padova
S2423

 

Multimodal Ecolinguistics: Verbal and Visual Framing of Ecological Discourse
Kurt Feyaerts, KU Leuven
S2424

 

Dickens, London and the Environment
Kevin Ohi, Boston College
S2425

 

The Man of Signs: a New Conception of Nature
Yoel Regev, European University at St. Petersburg
S2426

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2nd Semester of 2024-25 Courses

Academic calendar

Orientation week                     February 17-21 Opening Ceremony      February 20 Courses begin February 24 Midterm break April 21-25 Courses end May 23 Exam week May 26-30 Closing Ceremony May 29     National holidays April 21, April 25, May 1

 

 

 *Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2501

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2502

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2503

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Monica Centanni and Giulia Zanon, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2504

 


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Francesco Goglia, University of Exeter
S2505

 

Gender Studies
S2506
not offered this semester

 

Comparing East and West: Travel Writing in Medieval Culture
Denis Renevey, Université de Lausanne
S2507

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. The Multilingual City
Francesco Goglia, University of Exeter
S2508

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. Globalization of Firms: Past, Present and Future
Shinji Hasegawa, Waseda University
S2509

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Patricio Barbirotto, Sara Dal Monico and Sara De Vido, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
S2510

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

Globalization, Environment and Sustainable Development
Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
S2511

 

Sustainable Environmental Technologies
Hadas Mamane, Tel Aviv University
S2512

 

Multinational Companies and Sustainability
Shinji Hasegawa, Waseda University
S2513

 

Food Systems in Changing Environments
Algazi Gadi, Tel Aviv University
S2514

 

Navigating Wastewater: Opportunities and Challenges in Treatment, Management, Reuse, and Recovery
Hadas Mamane, Tel Aviv University
S2515

 

Information Literacy: Green or Greenwashing?
Cary Moskovitz, Duke University
S2516

 

Promises and Perils of Scientific Communication in the 21st Century: Focus on Environmental and Sustainability Sciences
Cary Moskovitz, Duke University
S2517

 


Specialization Track: Cities and Global Change

Cities and Global Change: Urban Policy Analysis and Design
Carlo Federico Dall'Omo and Francesco Musco, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2518

 

From Venice to Shanghai: Cities in World History, 1500-2000
Yajun Mo, Boston College
S2519

 

The Modern Girl Around the World: Women, the City, and Globalization in the Early Twentieth Century
Yajun Mo, Boston College
S2520

 

Inhabiting Urban Space and Sense of Place: the Heritage of 20th Century Neighborhoods in the Venice Metropolitan Area
Claudia Faraone and Maria Chiara Tosi, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2521

 

The City of Venice and its Lagoon as a Common
Paolo Moro and Paolo Sommaggio, Università degli Studi di Padova
S2522

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Humanities

How Humanists Explore Environments. Concepts, Methods, and Interpretations
Christof Mauch, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2523

 

The Anthropocene: Global Histories - Cultures - Politics (and Venice as an Anthropocene City)
Christof Mauch, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2524

 

Colonial Landscapes: Premodern and Modern Transformations
Algazi Gadi, Tel Aviv University
S2525

 

Space and Environment in Late Medieval Literature
Denis Renevey and Christiania Whitehead, Université de Lausanne
S2526

 

 

 

 

 

 

2nd Semester of 2025-26 Courses

2nd Semester of AY 2025-26 (Spring 2026) 

Orientation week                     February 16-20 Opening Ceremony      February 19 Courses begin February 23 Midterm break April 6-10 Courses end May 22 Exam week May 25-29 Closing Ceremony May 28     National holidays April 6, April 25, May 1

 

 *Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2601

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2602

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2603

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Fabrizio Nevola, University of Exeter
S2604

 


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication. How do you Communicate Interculturally from a Cultural Perspective?
Hans-Martin Schönherr-Mann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2605

 

Gender Studies: Gender Across the Life Cycle in Italy
Eugenia Georges, Rice University
S2606

 

Comparing East and West. Beyond East and West: A Comparative Study of Heroes in Global Popular Culture
Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto, Waseda University
S2607

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. The Rule of Law and the Identity of the West (1500-2025)
Randall Lesaffer, KU Leuven
S2608

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights. Guarding the Doors of Hell. Regulating War and Peace in History
Randall Lesaffer, KU Leuven
S2609

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Paolo Graziano, Università degli Studi di Padova
S2610

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

People, Networks and Systems in the light of Sustainable Management
Natalia Marzia Gusmerotti, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata
S2611

 

Navigating Sustainability Crisis through Design Thinking and Business Model Innovation
Natalia Marzia Gusmerotti, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata
S2612

 

Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and Natural Resources in Europe and Beyond
Gretchen Walters, Université de Lausanne
S2613

 

Biodiversity Conservation from International to Local Policy and Practice
Gretchen Walters, Université de Lausanne
S2614

 

The Mediterranean Diet: Food, History, Culture, Health
Eugenia Georges, Rice University
S2615

 

Anthropology of Space and Mobility in Uneven Worlds
Valeria Vasilyeva, European University at Saint Petersburg
S2616

 


Specialization Track: Cities and Global Change

Public Renaissance: Urban Cultures of Public Space between Early Modern Europe and the Present
Fabrizio Nevola, University of Exeter
S2617

 

Inhabiting Urban Space and Sense of Place: the Heritage of 20th Century Neighborhoods in the Venice Metropolitan Area
Maria Chiara Tosi and Giovanna Muzzi, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2618

 

Branding Cities: Cultural Heritage, Patrimony, and Historic Centers
Roberto Dainotto, Duke University
S2619

 

Tourism: Cinema and the Memory of Italy
Roberto Dainotto, Duke University
S2620

 

Urban Policy Analysis and Design
Carlo Federico Dall'Omo and Francesco Musco, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2621

 

Extracting Ecological Heritage. The Incredible Rise of Marginal Territories in the Venice Lagoon
Michela Pace and Mattia Bertin, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2622

 

The City of Venice and its Lagoon as a Common
Paolo Moro and Paolo Sommaggio, Università degli Studi di Padova
S2623

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Humanities

Venice and the Environmental Humanities
Shaul Bassi, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
S2624

 

Ecology and Technology as Challenges of Ethics
Hans-Martin Schönherr-Mann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2625

 

Understanding the Anthropocene through the Lens of Cinematic Imagination
Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto, Waseda University
S2626

 

Arctic Ecologies: History and Anthropology of the Russian North
Valeria Vasilyeva, European University at Saint Petersburg
S2627

 

 

 

 

 

2nd Semester of 2026-27 Courses

 *Link to course descriptions on each course title - forthcoming

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2701

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2702

 

Italian Language - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2703

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
S2704

 


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication – An Introduction
Sonia Cunico, University of Exeter
S2705

 

Gender Studies. From Myth to Opera: Heroines from Ancient Literature to Opera
Danielle Van Mal-Maeder, Université de Lausanne
S2706

 

Comparing East and West: Legal and Political Systems and Thinking in a Globalized World
Danny Pieters, KU Leuven
S2707

 


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization
S2708

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights
S2709

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development; the Social Dimension
Danny Pieters, KU Leuven
S2710

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

Introductory Game Theory and Environment Management
Yukihiko Funaki, Waseda University
.

 

Project Planning and Management for Agriculture and Environmental Sustainability
Piergiorgio Stevanato, Università degli Studi di Padova
.

 

Climate Policy and Law
David Wirth, Boston College
.

 

International Policy and Law of Food
David Wirth, Boston College
.

 


Specialization Track: Cities and Global Change

Extracting Ecological Heritage. The Incredible Rise of Marginal Territories in the Venice Lagoon
Michela Pace and Mattia Bertin, Università Iuav di Venezia
.

 

Hungry Venice. The Last Mile of Food Justice between Need and Desire
Maria Chiara Tosi and Marta De Marchi, Università Iuav di Venezia
.

 

The Second Urban Revolution, the Age of Cities and Globalization
Juval Portugali, Tel Aviv University
.

 

Urban Planning and Design in the Age of Cities
Juval Portugali, Tel Aviv University
.

 

Urban Planning and Design in the Age of Cities
Patrizia Messina and Giorgio Andrian, Università degli Studi di Padova
.

 


Specialization Track: Environmental Humanities

Ecology and the Environment in Ancient Literature: Representations and Imagination
Danielle Van Mal-Maeder, Université de Lausanne
.

 

Constructing Nature: Stories We Live By
Sonia Cunico, University of Exeter
.

 

 

 

 

 

 

2nd Semester of AY 2020-21 Courses

Orientation week  February 15-19 Opening Ceremony  February 18 Courses begin  February 22 Midterm break  April 5-9 Courses end  May 21 Exam week  May 24-28 Closing Ceremony  May 27

 

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2101

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2102

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2103

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Monica Centanni/ Michela Maguolo, Università Iuav Venezia
S2104

 

Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Kurt Feyaerts, KU Leuven
S2106

Gender Studies: Gender, Nation, Migration
Ksenija Vidmar Horvat, University of Ljubljana
S2107

Comparing East and West. Comparing Transactional Law (online)
Noriyuki Aoki, Waseda University
S2108

 

Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization
Ksenija Vidmar Horvat, University of Ljubljana
S2109

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights (online)
Sara De Vido, Università Ca' Foscari
S2110

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development
Richard Toye, University of Exeter
S2111

 

Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

Globalization, Environment and Sustainable Development
Ilda Mannino/ Ignazio Musu, Venice International University
S2112

Natural Resource Economics and Sustainable Development (online)
Yulia Vymyatnina/ Mikhail Pakhnin, European University at Saint Petersburg
S2113

Addressing Sustainable Development: The Role of International Sites' Designations within a Green Diplomacy Framework
Giorgio Andrian, Università di Padova
S2114

 

Cities and Global Change

Physical activity and health: the effects of the (built) environment and the future of urban development
Bengt Kayser, Université de Lausanne
S2115

Theories of Urban Space and Sense of Place in Global Change
Maria Chiara Tosi/ Claudia Faraone, Università Iuav Venezia
S2116

Cities and Global Change: Urban Policy Analysis and Design
Margherita Turvani/ Matteo Basso, Università Iuav Venezia
S2117

Cities and Global Change
Kurt Feyaerts, KU Leuven
S2118

London: Political City
Richard Toye, University of Exeter
S2119

Real Estate Law in a Globalized Market (online)
Noriyuki Aoki, Waseda University
S2120

Cities confronted with dangerous global phenomena: a historical perspective
Lorenzo Perilli, Tor Vergata, University of Rome
S2122

 

Environmental Humanities

Medicine and biology for non-physicians. An introductory course to human biology with links to sustainable development
Bengt Kayser, Université de Lausanne
S2123

Anthropocentrism and environment: the human body and the external world
Lorenzo Perilli, Tor Vergata, University of Rome
S2124

Environmental Humanities in Film: an Interdisciplinary Approach
Davide Zanchettin/ Sona Haroutyunian/ Renata Soukand,
Università Ca' Foscari
S2125

2nd Semester of AY 2021-22 Courses

Orientation week                     February 14-18 Opening Ceremony      February 17 Courses begin February 21 Midterm exam week April 4-8 Midterm break April 18-22 Courses end May 20 Exam week May 23-27 Closing Ceremony May 26     National holidays April 18, April 25, May 1

 

*Link to course descriptions on each course title

 

Italy

History of Venice
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2201

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films
Luca Pes, Venice International University
S2202

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper intermediate
Massimo Brunzin (coordinator), Venice International University
S2203

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice
Fabrizio Nevola, University of Exeter
S2204


Cultures of the World

Intercultural Communication
Marcel Burger, Université de Lausanne
S2205

 

Gender Studies: Gender, Sexuality and Society
Tania Hossain, Waseda University
S2206

 

Comparing East and West. Legal and Political Systems and Thinking in a Globalized World
Danny Pieters, Bert Demarsin and Gerard Everaet, KU Leuven
S2207


Global Challenges

Identity, Heritage and Globalization. Culture, Heritage and Globalization in the Context of Indian Society
Tania Hossain, Waseda University
S2208

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights: Sustainable Social Protection in a Globalized World
Danny Pieters, Paul Schoukens and Gerard Everaet, KU Leuven
S2209

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development (online)
Hans-Martin Schönherr-Mann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2210


Specialization Track: Environmental Management and Sustainable Development

Globalization, Environment and Sustainable Development
Ilda Mannino, Venice International University
S2211

 

Disability and Sustainable Design
Mark Olson, Duke University
S2212

 

Climate Data Analysis and Forecasting (online)
Byeongseon Seo, Korea University
S2214

 

Fashion Futuring
Alessandra Vaccari, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2215

 

Economics of Piracy
Yulia Vymyatnina and Mikhail Pakhnin, European University at St. Petersburg
S2216

 

Natural Resource Economics and Sustainable Development
Yulia Vymyatnina and Mikhail Pakhnin, European University at St. Petersburg
S2217

 

Food Safety
Klemen Bohinc, University of Ljubljana
S2218

 

Cities and Global Change

Public Renaissance: Urban Cultures of Public Space between Early Modern Europe and the Present
Fabrizio Nevola, University of Exeter
S2219

 

Urban Quality of Life in Global Perspective
Marc Landy, Boston College
S2220

 

Single Life and Friendships in the Global City
Kinneret Lahad, Tel Aviv University
S2221

 

Gendered Families in the Global City
Kinneret Lahad, Tel Aviv University
S2222

 

Physics of Cities and Society
Klemen Bohinc, University of Ljubljana
S2223

 

Theories of Urban Space and Sense of Place in Global Change
Maria Chiara Tosi and Claudia Faraone, Università Iuav di Venezia
S2224

 

Cities and Global Change: Urban Policy Analysis and Design
Matteo Basso, Università Iuav di Venezia Regional Planning
S2225

 


Environmental Humanities

Public Spaces, Citizenship and Environment in the Digital Age
Marcel Burger, Université de Lausanne
S2226

 

Imperiled Cities In Comparative Perspective
Marc Landy, Boston College
S2227

 

Ecology and Technology as Global Challenges of Ethics (online)
Hans-Martin Schönherr-Mann, Ludwig Maximilians Universität
S2228

 

Eco Media
Mark Olson, Duke University
S2229

 

Rights of Nature and Animal Rights: an Ecocentric Legal Approach
Sara De Vido, Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
S2230

 

 

4th International Symposium on Sustainability | Coping with Change: Global Warming and Decarbonization

March 1-2, 2018

Venice International University and Alcantara organize the Symposium “Coping with Change: Global Warming and Decarbonization”, to evaluate the impact that these global phenomena have on people’s lives, the behavior of companies, and on communications, and to highlight the role played by technology and innovations to face this subject.

Nowadays, global climate change is one of the most impactful risks with a very high probability of manifestation. Despite the importance of this issue, citizens seem to be distracted by nearer and more fearful urgencies, like social and personal security and unemployment. Moreover, their perceptions of the evolving local and global situation change rapidly, because of the booming availability of information, and the coexistence of very different opinions within the debate.

During an intensive two-day workshop, world-class scientists, economists, academics, managers of top corporations, science writers, governmental and non-governmental organizations will animate the discussion in an open way.

This is the fourth edition of our Symposium, following the previous ones organized by Alcantara and Venice International University.  The 2016 edition “Sustainability and Corporate Value” was held in Tokyo, also with the collaboration of Nikkei, and Waseda University.  While the 2014 and 2015 editions - titled respectively “Sustainability and the New Automotive Value Chain” and “The Automotive Ecosystem on the Global road to Sustainability, the Asian Perspective” - took place at Venice International University.

Please find here the agenda of the Symposium.

The Symposium will be streamed live on the VIU YouTube Channel, follow it and updates about speakers and agenda in the Facebook event: http://bit.ly/4Symposium 

 

 

Contacts and info

Alessandra Fornetti

Venice International University 
Isola di San Servolo
30133 Venice
ITALY
T +39 041 2719511
F +39 041 2719510 
E alessandra.fornetti@univiu.org