Arianna Vettorel

Arianna Vettorel is a Lecturer in International Law at the Ca' Foscari School for International Education at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her academic career includes teaching roles in courses such as International Law, European Competition and Market Law, and International Business Law.

• PhD in International Law (University of Padua, 2011)
• Law Degree (University of Padua, 2006)
• Visiting Scholar at University of Heidelberg (2015), Graduate Institute Geneva (2010), and The Hague Academy (2009)

Her research focuses on international trade law, customs law, private international law, and space law, with a particular emphasis on the legal frameworks governing the New Space Economy, migrant children's rights, and cross-border commercial activities. She has published extensively in high-impact journals and contributed to books on topics like cybersecurity in space, surrogacy contracts, and EU regulations.

Recent scholarship highlights trends in space governance, migration law, and international trade compliance, often intersecting technology, human rights, and economic policy. She serves on the editorial board of the Journal of International Trade Law and maintains an active role in legal practice as a registered lawyer in Venice, specializing in private international law and international contracts.