Bachelor's Degree Programme in
Philosophy
Enrolment from 2025/2026
Level:

Bachelor's Degree

Degree Classification:

L-5 R (Philosophy)

Venue:

Venice

Language:

Italian

Attendance:

Not compulsory

Duration:

3 years

ECTS/CFU:

180 credits

Admission:

Open

How to enrol

If you are enrolling with a qualification obtained in Italy, follow the procedure described on the page:

Admission and enrolment

If you are enrolling with a qualification obtained abroad, follow the procedure described on the page:

Admission and enrolment with an international qualification

The programme at a glance

1

you will examine the foundational texts of the Western philosophical tradition, exploring forms of argumentation, including both classic and contemporary issues, as well as a variety of perspectives, while engaging with the knowledge and practices of the modern world

2

the major themes and key moments in the history of Western philosophy that you will analyse serve as vital tools for comprehending and interpreting the present

3

you will experience life in a dynamic and stimulating academic environment, working closely with fellow students and members of the faculty, including international scholars. The relational aspect of knowledge is enriched through direct and immediate interactions, as well as through a vast network of collaborations with other universities both in Italy and abroad

After graduation

you may gain access to careers in both traditional and digital publishing and journalism, along with opportunities in event planning and cultural communications

you may manage recruitment, administration, development, and ongoing training of human resources within organisations, while also overseeing public relations

you will be suitable for job opportunities focused on the protection and promotion of environmental and cultural heritage

Why choose this programme

Studying philosophy at Ca’ Foscari involves approaching the big questions and traditions of Western philosophy with an eye to addressing the serious challenges of the world we live in.

Plurality

The plurality of research perspectives and styles of teaching provides a large array of tools that are both philosophically rigorous and suitable for practical application, particularly in the domains of the discourse of science, artistic and literary languages, politics, social ethics, education, and the complex problems of society and labour markets.

International network

Teaching and research also pay particular attention to the international landscape – e.g. the Philosophy, International and Economic Studies degree course, research carried out in several European projects and research centres [ITA], and a rich Erasmus programme.

Research and teaching areas

Contacts

Humanistic Campus

ADiSS - Humanistic Campus
Malcanton Marcorà [ITA], Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice (Italy)

Campus services: campus.umanistico@unive.it
Humanistic area internships: stage.areaumanistica@unive.it
Information tutors: tutor.campusumanistico@unive.it

Degree programme website (permalink): www.unive.it/degree/ftr2