VIU News
Find out more about next week's activities.
Find out more about next week's activities.
Find out more about next week's activities.
The midterm break is next week and all classes are suspended from November 1 to November 5.
Find out more about next week's activities.
Co-curricular activities and notes on classes for next week, October 18 - 23, 2021
Co-curricular activities and notes on classes for next week, October 11 - 15, 2021
VIU Library is open to users Mon-Fri 09:45-13:30 / 14:30-16:45 and provides the following services:
Access to the university restaurants is reserved for students of the local universities, including VIU.
Emergency Info and Contacts for students of the Globalization Program
The Meeting Venice Co-Curricular program for the 1st semester 2021-2022 is now available at this link.
Students can meet VIU staff every day from Monday to Thursday from 12:00pm to 1:00pm via Zoom for questions and answers on the Globalization Program.
https://univiu-org.zoom.us/j/91208117641?pwd=b0o5c1VVMHNjc2Fud3ZPTlZRUzNMZz09
Passcode: 348193
A virtual waiting room has been organized, so the students might need to wait a few moments while the staff concludes the meeting with the previous caller.
Should the time of the office hours clash with classes, please send an email to student-services@univiu.org to arrange a meeting in another moment.
Click here to access the map of useful places in Venice on Google maps
List of places include:
- Post offices: Rialto and San Marco for the residency permit applications (sportello amico)
- ATMs
- Libraries
- Universities
- Police offices (Questura) and Carabinieri
- Pharmacies
- Hospitals
- Private Clinics (Covid test providers)
- First Aid
- Clinic where students and professors could book also the Covid test
- University restaurants in Venice
The effects of the Covid-19 crisis are still influencing many aspects of our everyday lives. Although there are is still uncertainty hovering over the coming months, the education sector is proving to be resilient. The VIU staff is working hard to ensure that the next semester of the Globalization Program is as much as possible as it used to be, but with added flexibility for students and professors, while introducing innovation to the teaching.
