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Studying in Treviso: the Ca' Foscari campus at Palazzo San Paolo

Treviso hosts a campus of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, run by the SELISI interdepartmental school and based at Palazzo San Paolo, riviera Santa Margherita 76. It offers bachelor's degrees in foreign trade and tourism and in linguistic and cultural mediation, and several master's degrees, including translation and interpreting.

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The campus

According to the campus brochure, Ca' Foscari's Treviso site is run by the SELISI interdepartmental centre (School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship for International Trade). The main building is Palazzo San Paolo, riviera Santa Margherita 76, with a computer lab and a room with booths for simultaneous interpreting; Palazzo San Leonardo has classrooms, a main lecture hall and a study area. The campus also houses CISET, the international centre for studies on the tourism economy.

Courses

The 2024 brochure lists two bachelor's degrees, Foreign Trade and Tourism (with Foreign Trade and Tourism Economics tracks) and Linguistic and Cultural Mediation, and three master's degrees: Global Development and Entrepreneurship, Translation and Interpreting (Chinese-English-Italian and specialised English-Spanish-Italian Sign Language translation) and Biotechnologies for the Environment and Sustainable Development, which is also taught at the Mestre science campus. The offer may change from year to year: check it on the university website.

Services

The campus offices act as a front office for students; the reference library is the Biblioteca Luigi Chiereghin (reading, lending, printing) and students can join the Treviso library network (Servizi bibliotecari trevigiani) free of charge. The brochure gives no information on canteens or accommodation.

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Updated: 2026-10-22

Reviewed: 10/23/2026 · by piero.avolio · rev. 1 · Period: → 2027-10-31

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