The new MOOC of Ca 'Foscari has begun: "The 2030 Agenda for sustainable development". Cross-sectoral education on the topic of sustainable development, through an in-depth analysis of the 17 SDGs contained in the United Nations 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. Various Ca’ Foscari professors will illustrate each goal. The course is divided into video-lessons, discussion forums and gradual learning tests. Registrations are open to everyone, until December 14th.
On Sunday October 14th,the winner of the Sustainable Art prize 2018 was named. The jury named the artist Paolo Ciregia, presented at ArtVerona by gallery L'Elefante, for his commitment to sustainable development issues. The prize, promoted by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice in collaboration with ArtVerona is dedicated to artists reflecting issues of social, economics and environmental sustainability through art to tackle major global challenges in line with the 17 goals of the 2030 Agenda. The winner, together with the students, will realize an artistic project at Ca 'Foscari.
It is the action program for people, planet and prosperity signed by UN member countries. By 2030, with the 17 SDGs - Sustainable Development Goals, countries will mobilize efforts to end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change, while ensuring that no one is left behind.
The Carbon Footprint Calculator, developed by Ca' Foscari University, it allows you to assess your own carbon footprint and discover how to reduce your environmental impact.
Palazzo Foscari has officially earned the LEED EB:O&M certification becoming the oldest “green”
building on the planet. The LEED certification attests the sustainability level of a building.
In 2016 Ca' Foscari placed 64th in the international ranking of sustainable universities (out of 516 participants universities), turning out to be the first italian university.
