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The MUHAI project partners convened for a three-day meeting in Paris, organized by Sony Computer Science Laboratories Paris at the Irish Cultural Centre, on March 14-16, 2022.

International PhD Academy

June 13-17, 2022

Friday April 27th, 2018
9 am - 4 pm, room 1G

Key event in which VIU professors and students of the Globalization Program will play around and discuss the theme of Apocalypse. Small talks, presentations, readings, video clips, live and recorded music and performances will stem out of the courses taught at VIU this Spring semester and from an intensive theater workshop devoted to the theme directed by Prof. Gad Kaynar Kissinger, professor of Theater Studies at Tel Aviv University, theater actor and director.
The idea is to deal with the topic from multiple perspectives and disciplines.

The workshop shall cover the different aspects of apocalypse: its gloomy imagery, the sense of the end of the world as we know it, the attempts to prevent it, the efforts to accept and adapt to disruptive change, the will to exploit the opportunities offered by it, the triumphal resurrection, which could follow starting from scratch.

It shall quickly touch themes such as Apocalypse in Art after the fall of Constantinople, apocalypse in Asian Cultures, apocalypse in Islam; the vulnerability of energy systems, apocalypse in Venice, the apocalypse of truth with the spread of fake news, apocalyptic visions of migration; climate change economics, the efforts of international Law to prevent nuclear war; spiritual reactions to the Fukushima disaster; apocalypse as an opportunity of innovation and revolution.

Apart from Professor Kaynar and the participants to his workshop, the event will include the contributions of Professor Elisa Bastianello (IUAV), Massimo Brunzin (VIU), Marcel Burger (UNIL), Monica Centanni (IUAV), Alessio D'Amato (Tor Vergata), Sara De Vido (Ca' Foscari), Yannick Lung (Bordeaux), Ilda Mannino (VIU), Irina Mironova (EUSP), Simon Partner (Duke), Luca Pes (VIU), Vincenzo Romania (Padova) and Maxim Titov (EUSP).

Friday, March 7

10.30 am

Meeting Point: Campo del Ghetto Novo, in front of the ticket office, 15 min before the beginning of the visit.

Please be punctual at the meeting because the security checks at the entrance may take some time.

The visit is compulsory and sponsored by VIU for students attending the courses 
S2501 History of Venice
S2508 Identity, Heritage and Globalization. The Multilingual City

Some places can be available to interested students.
The cost for participants not enrolled in the abovementioned courses is 10€, to be paid at the Front Office by Wednesday, March 5, 12 pm (noon).

The students for whom the visit is compulsory must also confirm their participation within the same deadline, for organizational reasons.

Tuesday, October 1, 2019,  Ca’ Dolfin Aula Magna

Scientific organizations insist that researchers should get more involved in outreach activities. Scientists are aware that they contribute positively to society, but confronted with the need to devote time and resources to communicating their results. The public is at times eager to know more, at times showing untrust towards scientists. Communicators are there to help, but they are rarely invited to give training within the institutions. Still, opportunities for scientists to get a train in communication techniques are increasing.
Is this enough? Are courses, seminars, workshops proving to be effective in training scientists in communication? Are institutions really aiming to improve their staff's communication skills? Are there new opportunities rising for both scientists and communicators?
In this panel a group of experts will share their views.

The event, open to the public, is organized within the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice “Research Communication Week”, in collaboration with EUPRIO and the EU2020 QUEST project, and is endorsed by ProESOF 2020 – Towards Trieste 2020 Euroscience Open Forum.

Event website 

Registration for the morning session

Registration for the afternoon sessions

Only EUPRIO and AICUN members can participate to the afternoon sessions.

Ca’ Foscari University colleagues, who are not AICUN neither EUPRIO members, are requested to open their account on MyEUPRIO, before registering to these activities. They can attend both the activities for free.

More information here.

February 26 – March 1, 2024

Applications Closed

On April 26, 2014, Venice International University, with a vote by the VIU Board of Directors, adopted the "Organizational, Management and Control Model, pursuant to Legislative Decree no. 231 of June 8, 2001", which sets out "the rules for the administrative liability of Bodies, Companies and Associations".

The VIU Code of Ethics, also adopted on April 26, 2014  is an integral and complementary part of the 231/01 Model, and includes principles of business ethics and rules of conduct that VIU recognizes as its own and that its corporate bodies and employees must observe.

Reporting violations of Legislative Decree n. 231/2001:

fill out this form if you encounter behaviors (actions/omissions) that constitute, or even merely risk constituting, the perpretation of crimes according to the list included in the General Part of the Model published on the VIU website, or otherwise assimilate obvious anomalies or atypical behaviors according to the protocols described in the Specific Part of the Model.

N.B. consider that the above email addresses and relative Forms, should not be used for reporting issues pertaining to the quality and standard of services provided by VIU or pertaining to the courtesy of VIU staff.

Regional Association of Chambers of Commerce of Veneto appointed TeDIS to carry on the work package n.5 of the project: “guidelines and requirements for migrating to the Transpogood platform“; activity n. 5.1 “roadmap and forum discussion” and activity n.5.2 “impact on the private and public sector”. Transpogood is a project financed by the Italy-Croatia Program.

Friday, November 26th
8.30 am – 6 pm

Join us on a trip from Venice towards the Veneto countryside to discover the glorious traces of renaissance in the noblemen's summer retreats in the Venice and mainland.

The program includes:
-visit to Villa Foscari “La Malcontenta”, one of the masterpieces of Palladio, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
-visit to Villa Emo, a Venetian villa built near Fanzolo, in Vedelago, by the architect Andrea Palladio.
-visit to Villa Giustinian, Roncade castle, Venetian villa of Roncade.

The cost of the visit is 20 euros per person
(includes transportation and entrance tickets)

The visit is compulsory for students of the course F2104 Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice for whom the costs will be covered by VIU.

To participate please sign the list at the Front Office and bring the ticket amount (if due). Also F2104 students are required to book their place.

For info: come at the VIU Front Office or write to frontoffice@univiu.org

Program

8.15 Meeting point at Tronchetto Mercato
8.30: Private bus departing from Tronchetto bus park (behind the People Mover)

9.20/30: Arrival to Villa Giustinian
11.00: Departure
11.45: Arrival to Villa Emo

12.45-14.00: Lunch Break

14.15: departure
15:15: Arrival to Villa Foscari
17:15 Departure to Venice Tronchetto (arrival time 17.45 approx.)

The program may be subject to changes for logistic reasons.

Friday, October 4th
9 am-6 pm

Join us on a trip from Venice towards the Veneto countryside to discover the glorious traces of renaissance in the noblemen's summer retreats in the Venice and Padua mainland.

We will start our visit from Villa Foscari “La Malcontenta”, near Venice, one of the masterpieces of Palladio, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  We will then move further inland to Villa dei Vescovi, another example of the Villas built starting from the renaissance period near Padua. To conclude, we will visit the house of the poet Francesco Petrarca, in Arquà Petrarca, one of the most pictoresque towns in the Euganean hills.

The visit is compulsory for students of the courses F1904 Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice and F1905 Italian Architecture in Russia, for whom the costs will be covered by VIU.

The cost of the visit for students not enrolled in the above mentioned courses is 17 euros per person (21 euros for over 26 yo). This includes transportation and entrance tickets.

To participate please sign the list at the Front Office and bring the ticket amount (if due) by Thursday October 3 at noon.

For info: come at the VIU Front Office or write to frontoffice@univiu.org

Logistic info

Meeting point at Tronchetto boat stop (not Tronchetto mercato) at 8.45 am. You can reach Tronchetto also from Piazzale Roma using the People Mover train and then walking to the meeting point. The ACTV monthly pass is valid also on the People Mover
Lunch is not provided by VIU. You can bring a packed lunch, the lunch break will be in the park at Villa dei Vescovi, where there is also a cafeteria.
Return to Venice (Tronchetto) is expected around 5.30 pm. The arrival time is somewhat flexible, since it is dependent on the traffic.

Venice International University has renewed its engagement with the United Nations Global Compact and has recently published a report on the activities conducted since 2017.

VIU has been a member of the UNGC - United Nations Global Compact, since 2015. UNGC is a voluntary United Nations initiative that aims to encourage businesses worldwide to adopt sustainable and socially responsible policies.

In 2016, VIU then joined the GCNI - Global Compact Network Italy Foundation, the Italian branch of the UNGC.

Launched in 1999, the Global Compact initiative counts today 13000 corporate and other stakeholders participants, in 161 countries worldwide.Companies and institutions joining the Global Compact initiative publicly commit to align their corporate strategies and operations with the 10 Global Compact Principles on human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption, and to take steps to support UN goals, in order to create a sustainable and inclusive global economy that delivers lasting benefits to people, communities and markets.

Local networks, as the Global Compact Network Italia Foundation (GCNI), work to advance the initiative and its 10 Principles at country level. They help companies understand what responsible business means within different national, cultural and language contexts and facilitate outreach, learning, policy dialogue, collective action and partnerships.

VIU is represented in the elected Board of the Global Compact Network Italia Foundation by Elena Semenzin from Ca' Foscari University.

VIU was technical partner in organizing and hosting the 1st edition of the Italian Business & SDGs Annual Forum, held at VIU premises on the island of San Servolo on Sept. 26, 2016.

10-22 July 2017

The 2017 Seminar will be led by:
- Duke University (Sonia Silvestri, Scientific Coordinator)
- National Research Council of Italy
- Università degli Studi di Padova
- Universitá Ca’ Foscari Venezia
- Università IUAV Venezia
- INRS University
- KU Leuven

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December 10, 2018
9.30 am - 5 pm, Palazzo Zorzi

The University of Padua: A World-Class Institution Rooted in Excellence

A world-leading research-intensive university, the University of Padua (UNIPD) is ranked among the top 250 universities globally and recognized by ANVUR (Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of the University and Research System) as Italy’s best for teaching quality. Founded in 1222, UNIPD combines eight centuries of academic excellence with modern innovation, offering students a vibrant, student-centered experience in one of Italy’s most dynamic cities.

Over 800 Years of Academic Freedom

Since its founding by students and professors seeking academic freedom, the University of Padua has been a beacon of intellectual pursuit. Guided by the motto Universa Universis Patavina Libertas (Padua freedom is universal for everyone), it has inspired groundbreaking contributions to science, medicine, and the humanities.

Notable alumni include Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo Galilei, who laid the foundations for modern science, and Andreas Vesalius and William Harvey, pioneers in medicine. The University also made history in 1678 when Elena Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia became the first woman in the world to graduate. This legacy of innovation and inclusivity continues to define Padua today.

A Global University with Boundless Opportunities

UNIPD is a multidisciplinary institution with 8 Schools and 32 Departments, offering a broad range of programs, including 60+ English-taught degrees. Its thriving international community includes over 7,800 students from around the world.

The University collaborates with over 2,800 institutions in 89 countries and is a proud member of prestigious networks like VIU, the Arqus European University Alliance and the Coimbra Group, fostering global exchange and research opportunities for students, researchers, professors, and staff. Students also benefit from joint and double degree programmes in cooperation with key partners worldwide, like those of the prestigious Top International Managers in Engineering (TIME) Association, and the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees.

Pioneering Research Excellence

UNIPD is renowned for its groundbreaking research addressing global challenges and advancing knowledge, science, and society. UNIPD has 13 of its 32 departments recognized as Departments of Excellence by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MIUR).

With world-class facilities, cutting-edge research infrastructures, and tailored support services, UNIPD fosters innovation. Its Talent in Research Programme supports outstanding researchers and post-docs with initiatives like MSCA MaRaThoN @Unipd, the Seal of Excellence @Unipd, and STARS Grants.

World-Class Facilities and Unique Experiences

At the heart of the University is the University Hospital, ranked among the top 100 hospitals globally. This facility integrates world-class healthcare, education, and research, shaping the future of medicine.

Other exceptional facilities include:

• The Veterinary Teaching Hospital: A state-of-the-art center for animal healthcare and research.
• The Botanical Garden: A UNESCO World Heritage site and hub for biodiversity studies.
• The Astrophysical Observatories in Asiago and Cima Ekar: Home to Italy’s largest telescopes and cutting-edge research programs.
• The Galilean School of Higher Education: An elite institution offering personalized tutoring, specialized courses, and funding for books, accommodation, and study trips.

Padua: A City Shaped by Students

Padua is a vibrant, student-centered city where over 30% of the population are students. With its charming streets, bustling piazzas, and rich cultural heritage, the city offers an unforgettable experience. From the stunning frescoes of the Scrovegni Chapel to lively cafés and markets, Padua seamlessly blends tradition and innovation.
The University’s facilities are integrated into the city, creating a unique academic and cultural ecosystem where students and residents thrive together

UNIPD Summer Schools

UNIPD offers a variety of Summer Schools, including both subject-based and interdisciplinary summer schools. They are open to a variety of students, from high-school up to PhD students.

Discover UNIPD summer school and book your summer with us

Experience:
Experience the Italian academic life beforehand through our preparatory Summer Schools
Application: February 3rd 2025 – March 20th 2025

Summer Schools on offer in July 2025:
Introduction to Earth and Climate Dynamics 28/07/25-03/08/25
Nursing Perspectives: Fundamentals Meet Innovations 07/07/25 - 11/07/25
Digital and Sustainable Industrial Systems 14/07/25 - 18/07/25
Integrated Structural Biology 30/06/25 - 05/07/25

Expand:
Expand your knowledge with highly specialised and multidisciplinary Summer Schools

Application: February 3rd 2025 – March 20th 2025

Summer Schools on offer in July 2025:
The Arca Initiative: Unlocking Psychological Expertise for Academic and Business Success 30/06/25 - 25/07/25
Circular Economy for The Energy Transition – Experimental, Theoretical and Methodological Tools 30/06/25 - 04/07/25
Resilient Agricultural Systems for Climate Change Adaptation 07/07/25 - 11/07/25
Animals in a Changing World: Tackling Environmental Challenges for a Sustainable Future 07/07/25 - 11/07/25
Space Ethics 21/07/25 - 25/07/25
Why Do We Study Plants? 23/06/25 - 02/07/25

Explore:
Explore your specific field of interest with dedicated Summer Schools

Summer Schools on offer in 2025:
Conflicts and Disputes: Prevention and Resolution Through the Human Rights Perspective 07/07/25 - 11/07/25
The Future of Text 07/07/25 - 12/07/25
IQLA-GIAT Summer School in Quantitative Analysis of Textual Data 08/09/25 - 12/09/25
Reinforcement Learning and Large Language Models for Robotics 21/07/25 - 25/07/25
An Interactive Course on Pleural Diseases: Exploring the Old, Discovering the New, Charting the Future 16/07/25 - 22/07/25
Teaming Up for Cardiovascular Risk Reduction; an Integrated Perspective 02/06/25 - 07/06/25
Earth Sensing 07/09/25 - 13/09/25
Food Safety, Public Health & Animal Welfare – iMOVES & FB. 24/06/25 - 27/06/25

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There are two university restaurants in Venice: one on the Giudecca and one near Campo Santa Margherita, in Rio Novo.

Access to the university restaurants is reserved for students of the local universities, including VIU, using the dedicated app ESU VENEZIA BADGE APP.
A takeaway service is also available booking the meal through the app.

Cost:
Full meal € 8 
(first course, second course, side dish, fruit/dessert, bread, water)

Reduced meal € 7
(first course or second course, fruit/dessert, bread, water)

Where the university restaurants are located

Ristorante Universitario Rio Novo
Dorsoduro 3647

Spazio polifunzionale "La Corte"
Campus Economico San Giobbe, Cannaregio 873

There are also university restaurants in Mestre, Marghera and Treviso. You can find out where here (https://www.esuvenezia.it/services_eng/where_and_what)
Click through to the restaurant of choice to view the menu (not available for all restaurants).

How to use the ESU VENEZIA BADGE APP
Information on how to get the accreditation and on how to configure the app to access the meal services is available at this link.

Overview of the procedure + additional step for VIU students
1st step | Create a personal account on the SOL portal (select "Register - create new user"). You will have to upload an ID and photo.
2nd step | Return to SOL Portal interface and select "Accedi con le credenziali ESU" and fill out the Canteen Request form and request the QR code.
3rd step | Send an email to ristorazione@esuvenezia.it to confirm that you have filled out the form and specify how long you would like to be registered for ESU meal services (i.e. how long will you stay in Venice). The subject of the email must be "Request to access ESU meal service by VIU student"
4th step | You will get confirmation that your request has been received by email. Within 24 hours from the confirmation email you will be able to visualize your QR code in your personal area of the SOL portal (generatore qr code section).

Italian students can access the app using their SPID credentials or their CIE.

Access to the university restaurants is managed by ESU Venezia - the agency of the Veneto Region for students' services and rights.
ESU manages services include housing and counselling, and disbursement of Regional scholarships for students of the Venetian Universities: Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, Università Iuav di Venezia, Accademia delle Belle Arti and Conservatorio di Venezia.
VIU has signed an agreement with ESU in order to extend access to university restaurants to VIU students.

Among top 3% in the world.

University of Ljubljana offers a wide range of quality bachelor, master and doctoral programmes covering all fields of study: Natural Science, Technology and Engineering, Social Sciences, Humanities, Medicine, Fine Art, Sport.

University members – 23 faculties and 3 art academies organize bachelor, master and doctoral programmes as well as lifelong learning programmes. Each year around 40,000 students upgrade and develop their knowledge and skills at the country’s largest educational institution. Furthermore, the University has been most successful in research and is therefore the central and largest research institution in Slovenia, with 30% of all registered researchers.

It promotes interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary studies and exchanges its achievements in science and art with other universities and scientific research institutions. A particular concern of the University of Ljubljana is the transfer of knowledge to the economy, which is why it cooperates closely with Slovenian and foreign companies. Its partners include multinational corporations and top Slovenian firms.

In order to help you start your study at our University, we have prepared information guides which have been specially designed for international students who intend to study at the University of Ljubljana, information about degree programmes and additional useful information that will ease your start here.

You also have a possibilty to join a Year Plus that is specially designed to help you acquire language and other skills, expertise in your chosen field of study as well as the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the culture, history and Slovenia in general.

You may also apply to the University of Ljubljana as an exchange student or join us at one of our summer schools.

In 2019, the University of Ljubljana celebrates its 100th anniversary.
On 3 December 1919, the first lecture in the Slovenian language was held in the Assembly Hall of the building that still serves as University’s administrative centre. Since 1919 the University of Ljubljana has grown from five members into an excellent teaching and research institution with 26 faculties and collaborating with more than 1500 universities worldwide.

Looking forward to welcoming you at our University.

University of Ljubljana
Kongresni trg 12, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Website: www.uni-lj.si/study
Contact: study.info@uni-lj.si

University of Ljubljana, 26 June – 4 July, 2019

The Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies is looking for a full-time doctoral researcher to pursue a PhD in a topic related to international law and global governance. Application deadline June 15, 2020.

Since 2009 Venice International University has been accredited by the Veneto Region Government as a training center and fulfills the requirements of Regional Law 19/2002.

The necessary requisites were evaluated during a process culminating in an audit and are revised every two years.

The list of accredited institutions is available on the Regional Government website.