Admission and enrolment

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The Digital and Public Humanities master's degree programme is an open admission programme taught in English.

Admission to the programme

To enrol, you must hold one of the following qualifications:

Qualifications obtained in Italy

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Three-year university diploma
  • Italian Bachelor's degree under the regulations prior to Ministerial Decree of 3 November 1999 no. 509
  • First-level academic title issued by institutions belonging to the Italian AFAM sector (Higher Artistic and Musical Education)

Qualifications obtained abroad

Students with qualifications obtained in countries other than Italy must hold at least a three-year bachelor's degree. Admission will vary depending on several factors, including whether you must apply for a student visa to enter Italy. Please follow the procedures outlined on the webpage Admission and enrolment with an international qualification.

Admission requirements

In order for you to be an eligible candidate for this master's degree programme you are required to: 

  • meet specific minimum curricular requirements;
  • possess the necessary personal preparation;
  • meet the English language requirement.

Enrolment to this master's degree programme is subject to the fulfilment of all the admission requirements.

Candidates who possess a university qualification in L-1 Cultural heritage; L-10 Humanities; L-15 Tourism; L-20 Communication; L-31 Computer Science; L-42 History, or equivalent, satisfy the minimum curricular requirements.

Those who graduated from a different Bachelor’s degree programme must have achieved minimum 42 CFU in the following academic fields and disciplines. 

The codes listed below refer to the Italian classification system for academic fields of study. The Ca' Foscari University, according to the European directives that norm the ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System), recognises equivalence: 1 CFU = 1 ECTS.

  • INF/01 Computer Science
  • ING-INF/05 Data Processing Systems
  • MAT/01 Mathematical Logic
  • SECS S/01 Statistics
  • IUS/04 Commercial law
  • IUS/10 Administrative Law
  • L-ANT/02 Greek History
  • L-ANT/03 Roman History
  • L-ANT/05 Papyrology
  • L-ANT/09 Ancient Topography
  • L-ANT/10 Archeological Research Methodologies
  • L-ART/01 History of Mediaeval Art
  • L-ART/02 History of Modern Art
  • L-ART/03 History of Contemporary Art
  • L-ART/06 Cinema, Photography and Television
  • L-FIL-LET/02 Greek Language and Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/04 Latin Language and Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/05 Classical Philology
  • L-FIL-LET/08 Humanist and Mediaeval Latin Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/09 Romance Philology and Linguistics
  • L-FIL-LET/10 Italian Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/11 Contemporary Italian Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/12 Italian Linguistics
  • L-FIL-LET/13 Philology of Italian Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/14 Literary Criticism and Comparative Literature
  • L-FIL-LET/15 German Philology
  • L-LIN/01 Glottology and Linguistics
  • L-LIN/02 Didactics in Modern Languages
  • L-LIN/11 Anglo-American Languages and Literatures
  • L-LIN/12 Language and Translation - English
  • L-LIN/21 Slavic Studies
  • M-FIL/02 Logic and Philosophy of Science
  • M-FIL/05 Philosophy and Theory of Language
  • M-STO/01 Medieval History
  • M-STO/02 Modern History
  • M-STO/04 Contemporary History
  • M-STO/08 Library Management
  • M-STO/09 Palaeography
  • M-GRR/01 Geography

If you do not meet the minimum academic requirements, you must fulfill them before enrolment by successfully completing Bachelor's-level single courses at Ca' Foscari University or another accredited institution.

Personal preparation refers to the adequate knowledge in the fields of computer science and humanities.

Your personal preparation will be assessed through the evaluation of your curriculum vitae and studiorum.

Students who meet the following requirements are generally considered to have the necessary personal preparation:

  • completed a bachelor's degree in: L-1 Cultural heritage; L-10 Humanities; L-15 Tourism; L-20 Communication; L-31 Computer Science; L-42 History, or equivalent;
  • minimum final grade: 90/110.

If you do not meet both of these requirements, your personal preparation will be assessed through an accurate evaluation of your curriculum vitae and studiorum. The Teaching Committee reserves the right to evaluate candidates' preparation with an additional interview.

A minimum B2-level knowledge of English is mandatory for enrolment. You can demonstrate your English knowledge level by submitting one of the recognised certifications or if you fall within one of the exemption categories listed on the language requirement webpage.

You will not be allowed to enrol if you do not meet the language requirement by the enrolment deadline.

Additional skills - Italian for degree seekers: students with non-Italian citizenship who are enrolled in a degree programme or curriculum taught entirely in English are required to obtain 3 CFU in Italian to graduate. Exemptions are available for those who already possess a knowledge of the Italian language at a B1 level or higher. For further information, please visit the Italian Courses for Degree-Seeking Students webpage.

Admission process

The admission process consists on the following steps:

  • Submitting your entry requirements evaluation request;
  • Filling out your enrolment request;
  • Paying the first instalment of the tuition fee.

Ca’ Foscari’s Enrolment Unit will take charge of your enrolment request and process it within 7 working days. 


Entry requirements evaluation

Candidates must submit their entry requirements evaluation requests using the designated online form. The results will be published in the “Evaluation results” section of this webpage.

Please, ensure you take note of your confirmation code provided upon submission. This code will be required to view your results in the "Evaluation results" list.

There are three evaluation sessions:

  • 1st session
    • online application: April 7th - June 4th, 2026
    • results publishing date: June 25th, 2026
  • 2nd session
    • online application: July 6th -  August 20th, 2026
    • results publishing date: September 10th, 2026
  • 3rd session
    • online application: October 1st - November 17th, 2026
    • results publishing date: December 4th, 2026

You can submit your entry requirements evaluation request even before acquiring all the required exams or graduating.

All candidates with bachelor's degrees obtained in Italy must submit their entry requirements evaluation request

Exclusively in the second and third sessions, candidates who submit their evaluation request and meet all the requirements will receive their evaluation results before the publishing date.

If you want to enrol with credit recognition, you must submit your credit recognition request in conjunction with your entry requirements evaluation request, uploading the necessary documentation. More information is reported in the “Credit recognition procedure” section.

In order to submit your entry requirements evaluation request, you need to upload your:

  • signed self-certification of degree with exams; or, if you are still a bachelor's degree student, your signed self-certification of enrolment with exams. Please note that your self-certification must include: the University where you achieved the qualification, the class code, the name of the degree programme, your graduation date and mark, the list of the exams you have taken with their academic fields and disciplines sector and relative weight in CFU (ECTS);
  • your curriculum vitae;
  • any additional document useful for the evaluation of your personal preparation, for example the English language certification (or certificate of exemption) if you already obtained it.

Graduand candidates

If you participate in the entry requirements evaluation process as a graduand candidate, you need to indicate your weighted average instead of your bachelor's degree final grade. Your signed self-certification of enrolment with exams will replace the signed self-certification of degree with exams.

Access to the application

The procedure is currently unavailable: you can fill out your request during the time periods indicated above.

Enrolment

The enrolment period starts on July 1st, 2026, and runs until September 30th, 2026.

An additional enrolment period will be open from October 1st, 2026, to December 18th, 2026. Enrolling in this period involves the payment of an additional 50,00 Euros fee.

Those who will graduate during the 2025/2026 academic year autumn session from a bachelor's degree or a master's programme between October 1st and December 2026 will be able to enrol during the additional period without paying the additional fee.

The deadline for the second installment for those who complete their enrolment request in December will be postponed to December 23, 2026.

Only candidates who successfully participated in the entry requirements evaluation process and received positive feedback will be allowed to enrol.

The enrolment procedure is carried out completely online and consists of the following steps:

  • Registration on the University website: this involves filling in your personal data, residence, and domicile. You do not need to register if you have previously studied at Ca’ Foscari.
  • Accessing your Personal Area: you can log in using your SPID or CIE (Electronic Identity Card) credentials. Alternatively, if you already have an active matricola and password, you may use those. If you are a non-Italian citizen currently residing outside of Italy, you can request login credentials via www.unive.it/nospidaccess.
  • Enrolment application: to submit your application within the Personal Area, select the function "Immatricolazione ai corsi ad accesso libero" (Enrolment for open-access courses). Once you have selected your degree programme, you must complete the enrolment form. During this process, you can upload any documentation required for your enrolment (e.g., language certifications, credit recognition forms, self-certifications, etc). If you participated in the entry requirements evaluation process as a graduand candidate, you must upload your signed self-certification of enrolment with exams. Please note that your self-certification must include: the University where you achieved the qualification, the class code, the name of the degree programme, your graduation date and mark, the list of the exams you have taken with their academic fields and disciplines sector and relative weight in CFU (ECTS).
  • Payment of the first instalment of the tuition fees: the payment must be carried out using the PagoPA system, by clicking on the “payment” button when finishing the enrolment application procedure.

Failure to comply with the deadline specified above results in the loss of the right to enrol: if you encounter any problems, please submit a request by accessing this link: www.unive.it/faqsforstudents before the deadline.

Submitting the enrolment application and paying the first instalment does not guarantee automatic enrolment. The Enrolment Unit will review each request and complete the process within 7 working days. Once finalised, newly enrolled students will be notified via email.

Specific enrolment opportunities

Remember that it is possible to enrol in a degree programme requesting:


Credit recognition procedure

The procedure for enrolment with credit recognition from a previous academic career, intra-university or inter-university transfer, involves the evaluation of your previously completed exams and the subsequent issuance of a credit recognition form.

The Ca' Foscari University, according to the European directives that norm the ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System), recognises equivalence: 1 CFU = 1 ECTS.

You can request credit recognition for the activities carried out in:

  • Master's Degrees, or Master's Diplomas;
  • incomplete University studies as a result of withdrawal or lapsed status;
  • single courses;
  • Internship/traineeships/previous employment;
  • simultaneous enrolment.

Academic year of enrolment

The year of enrolment is determined based on the number of University Credits (CFU) you have been awarded:

  • Up to 47 CFU: Admission is granted to the first year of the course. You are required to participate in the entry requirements evaluation process and fill out the enrolment application. You will refer to the study plan for the a.y. 2026/2027;
  • From 48 CFU: Admission is granted to the second year of the course. You are required to participate in the entry requirements evaluation process and fill out the enrolment application. You will refer to the study plan for the a.y. 2025/2026.

How to request your Credit Recognition Form

The credit recognition form request must be submitted to the relevant Campus during the entry requirements evaluation process.

You are required to upload the following documents:

  • signed self-certification form listing exams. Please indicate for each exam: the name of the Course of study and class code, the name of the University, the name of the courses taken with their academic fields and disciplines sector and relative weight in CFU (ECTS), the mark and the exam date. This document might be available in your University Reserved Area: if it is not available or, if all the required data is not listed, you may use the forms on this page;
  • any exam syllabus in your possession.

Requests for credit recognition are to be submitted to the Campus. The Teaching Committee will evaluate your request. Once approved, the credit recognition form will be sent to you via e-mail. Please remember to sign the form.

In order for you to be an eligible candidate for this master's degree programme, you must meet all the entry requirements.

The Credit Recognition Form must be attached during the enrolment procedure. If you are transferring from another University you do not need to fill in any enrolment request; the Enrolment Unit will create it for you.

Enrolment with credit recognition is subject to the fee payment of 300,00 euros: the payment invoice will be provided upon confirmation of enrolment.
You are not obliged to pay if you request credit recognition for: 

  • activities undertaken previously at Ca' Foscari (for example, single courses) if the code of the lectures corresponds to that required by the study plan. In the case that some lectures do not fall among those included in the study plan, and consequently are listed among those that can be chosen by the student, you will have to pay the 300,00 euros fee;
  • inter-university transfer;
  • simultaneous enrolment

Credits will be recognised according to the Linee guida per riconoscimento CFU [ITA] (CFU Recognition Guidelines).

Activities recognised through a completed Master's degree or Master's diploma will not affect the final grade. However, activities recognised from single courses or from an incomplete university career resulting from withdrawal, expiration, or transfer will be taken into account for grade point average.

Enrolment with credit recognition is not allowed to students concurrently enrolled in another University degree programme, for which suspension has been requested.

Credit recognition forms for Ca’ Foscari activities

Candidates who wish to request credit recognition exclusively for activities carried out at Ca' Foscari, with the same course code as in their current study plan (e.g., single courses attended at Ca' Foscari), can fill in the recognition form themselves and attach it, duly signed, during the enrolment procedure.

Credit recognition forms for activities completed at Ca’ Foscari will be available by April 7th, 2026.