Egidio Ivetic (Pula-Pola 1965) is Professor of Early Modern History at University of Padua where he teaches History of the Mediterranean and History of Eastern Europe. He is Director of the Institute for the History of Venetian Society and State at Giorgio Cini Foundation in Venice. He is a fellow of the Academy Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti (Venice).
Ivetic graduated in Letters (Modern History) at the University of Padua in 1990, with full marks and honours. He studied Slavic studies at the same university and completed PhD studies in History at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. In 1998 he obtained his PhD from the University of Milan with a National PhD commission. He has the Italian national scientific qualification for the role of full professor of Early Modern History. He has been teaching at the University of Padua since 1999, where he was advisor to the Rector for Eastern Europe (2010-2015) and he is the university's representative in the Coimbra Group Universities (Working Group in Social Sciences and Humanities), as well as a university stakeholder in the initiative UniAdrion and Adrion of the Adriatic-Ionian Euro-Region, and a delegate in the Alps-Adriatic Rector's Conference.
Ivetic is editor of the journal «Studi Veneziani» and co-editor of «Nuova Rivista Storica». Ivetic won Roberto Cessi Award 2002 for the History of Venice, Giuseppe Galasso Award 2019 for History, Mediterranean Culture Award 2020, and Premio Napoli Award 2023.

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