University of Venice (Italian: University of Coffee in Venice; ; English: Cafoscari University of Scari, also known as the University of Venice in the East, was founded in 1868 by Edward Deodati, acting governor of Venice Province, and some colleagues, which marked the initial birth of the University of Venice. It is the first business school in Italy and the second business school in Europe. The college is located in Venice, a unique water city in the world, and you can enjoy the world-class scenery of Venice Water City in a short walk. The University of Venice has a long tradition of business and economy. The university has eight colleges: School of Economics, School of Foreign Languages and Literature, School of Literature and Philosophy, and School of Science. There are also five teaching and research centers between colleges. By the end of 20 14, there were 20 162 students, including nearly 1000 foreign students.

In recent years, the Chinese Department of the University of Venice has developed rapidly, becoming the top academic and teaching center of Sinology in Europe, which enjoys a high reputation throughout Europe. Its sinology research and teaching scale has jumped to the first place in Italy and the second place in Europe, second only to Leiden University in the Netherlands. There are more than 65,438+0,000 students studying Chinese at the University of Venice. The foreign language and literature major of the University of Venice has always been in the top three in the ranking of Italian public universities. In the QS world university discipline ranking of 20 15, the University of Venice ranks among the top 200 in the world in history, economics, econometrics and modern linguistics. In addition, despite the limited disciplines, the University of Venice has attracted excellent international resources by virtue of its excellent international exchange level, and has a high graduation rate, ranking among the top ten comprehensive public universities in Italy for a long time.