Admission

Assessment for admission

As per the Call for application, art. 6 point 3, the admission selection is based on a pre-evaluation of the candidates’ application and on an interview aimed at verifying the students’ motivation, their  language skills and their general educational level.
The interview will be held remotely.
Their CV will also be evaluated, as well as any other optional certifications submitted with the application.

Admission criteria

Eligible candidates are:

• Italian or international graduates who have acquired their Bachelor diploma in an Italian or international University;
• Italian or international students who in 2023/2024 are in their third year of a Ca’ Foscari University Bachelor degree, and who will get their Diploma by fall session 2024;
• Italian or international students who in 2023/2024  are in their third year of a Bachelor degree at a different Italian university, and who will get their Bachelor diploma by 30/09/2024.

All candidates cannot be older than twenty-five at the date of application.

Applicants must:

• submit a letter of motivation in English (between 250 and 500 words) that outlines: their goals (what I want to achieve); their expectations (what additional experiences can the College offer me); their attitude (why I think I am a good candidate) and a personal experience that demonstrates attitude to live in the College;
• have good knowledge of English (B2 in the Common European Framework of Reference); international students must also know Italian at the B2 level unless they are enrolling in a degree taught entirely in English.

Calls and forms

	Call MA 2024/2025	289 K
	Self-certification of English B2	44 K
	Self-certification of Italian B2	44 K
	Assessment grid for English	55 K
	Final results Call MA 2024/2025	74 K

Scholarships and fee reductions

For the 2024/2025 a.y. the College ordinary tuition fee amounts to EUR 9,800 and covers:

• enrolment in the University's regular courses
• the supplementary College educational programme
• lessons and tutoring at the College
• accommodation for 10 months in Camplus residency in Santa Marta, Venice.

The College covers most costs offering partial scholarships in the form of “voucher”, redeemable only against ordinary College fee. As a result, each graduate student admitted to the College pays an even contribution of EUR 1500.
At the end of every academic year, College students who meet the merit requirements will have their place confirmed and will continue to pay their annual contribution of 1500 euros as a co-participation in the costs of the educational project.
Additionally, all students must pay the regional tax and stamp duty. Meals, travels, books and any further expense are not covered by the College fee.
Candidates who also sit for entry tests to limited-admission Degree Courses are required to deposit any pre-enrolment fees indicated by the Call for Admissions to their chosen Degree Course. The deposited sum will be reimbursed should the candidate enter the College.