Incoming and outgoing mobility

Incoming mobility

Venice School of Management opens its doors to students, researchers, teaching staff, and technical and administrative staff from any country, with the purpose of studying, as well as participating in internships, research projects, teaching and training programmes in Venice. 

The services for incoming students, scholars and staff are offered by Ca’ Foscari University and are accessible to all who aim to study or work at VSM.

For further information and contact details please visit the Welcome Unit.

Incoming Visiting Students

International students and researchers can have the chance to broaden their academic experience and spend a study or research timeframe at Venice School of Management, as Visiting Students.

All information on requirements, procedures and deadlines for applications are available at the webpage about Incoming Visiting Students.

Overseas mobility

Thanks to bilateral mobility agreements with non-EU universities, incoming overseas students are selected by their universities to be part of  international cultural exchanges. Their stay in Venice will not only advance their education, but it will also allow them to increase their knowledge of other cultures and languages, and provide them with a unique and meaningful life experience.

Information on procedures and deadlines on the Overseas mobility - incoming students webpage.

Outgoing mobility

International mobility is a key tool for the development of scientific and cultural knowledge and for professional and personal growth.

Through Ca’ Foscari University, we promote the outgoing mobility of our students, researchers, faculty and administrative staff by participating in major international mobility programmes, developing relationships with foreign host universities and companies, and providing incentives to encourage the participation of all members of the university community.

More info on:

• destinations
• travel insurance

Internships

Students, first and second level graduates, and PhD graduates can find internship opportunities by themselves, or through one of the programmes promoted by the School or Ca’ Foscari University, using available funding and scholarships.

More info on internships abroad.

International Welcome Week

What you need to live in Venice

Tax code

The Italian "Codice Fiscale", or Tax code, identifies citizens in their relations with public bodies and administrations. It consists of 16 alphanumeric characters (letters and numbers reproducing your personal data: surname, name, gender, place and date of birth). The Tax code is issued by the Agenzia delle Entrate (Internal Revenue Office). Those entitled to healthcare assistance from the National Health Service receive a Health Insurance card with their Tax Code.

How to request it: Since August 26th, 2013, it is possible to request the Tax Code directly at the International Office - Welcome Unit, thanks to an agreement with the Agenzia delle Entrate, the revenue office issuing this document. If students wish to receive their Tax Code Certificate through the International Office, we kindly ask them to write an email to   immigrationteam@unive.it. 

Otherwise, prior to their arrival, students can request the Tax Code Certificate to the nearest Italian Diplomatic authority in their Country of residence (in this case, we kindly ask you to send a scanned copy of the Tax Code Certificate to  immigrationteam@unive.it).

Get in touch with the Welcome Unit of Ca’ Foscari University.

Residence permit

For additional information including healthcare and transportation, please visit this page: Students: your stay, insurance, transport

Useful information

• Digital learning tools
• Scholarship and incentives