What are the requirements for applying for studying in Italy?

Italy has a strong artistic flavor and is a popular country for many art students to study abroad. There are many famous artists, so what are the requirements for applying for studying in Italy? The following is what I shared about studying in Italy for your reference!

1. What are the requirements for applying for studying in Italy?

Requirements for applying for a master's degree in studying in Italy

1. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in China, which is the most basic condition for studying in Italy and applying for a master's degree.

2. Applicants need to have language scores and go to Italy to study and board. There is no dual admission mode. In other words, when applying for graduate students, you need to have language scores to meet the admission requirements of graduate students. The language requirements for graduate students studying in Italy are: TOEFL score above 550, IELTS score above 6.5.

3. Applying for research also requires a high GPA score. GPA is the average score of universities. The minimum admission standard for graduate students studying in Italy is 75 points or above.

4. Studying in Italy and applying for graduate students also requires gre or gmat scores, and the scores must be good. Italian universities generally require GRE or GMAT. GMAT needs more than 550-600, GRE needs more than 1200. However, it is not very clear, and it needs to vary from school to school.

The application for studying in Italy requires conditions.

1. Applicants must have a high school diploma. High school diploma is a certificate issued after completing high school courses in China, and it is recognized in Italy. As long as you have this high school diploma, you have the first condition to apply. As long as the diploma is true, the former students are treated the same as the current students.

2, participated in the college entrance examination, the score is above 380 points (out of 750 points). If you haven't attended the college entrance examination and have a diploma, it is impossible to apply for an Italian undergraduate course. In addition, there are also requirements for college entrance examination results. This is not the same as the score of the college entrance examination in China, and the requirements are not so high. Generally speaking, the score can reach half of the total score of college entrance examination.

3. The test scores should be qualified. Generally speaking, as long as you can get a high school diploma, it means that your exam results are qualified. Therefore, this condition is relatively easy to meet and there is no difficulty. But you still need to provide this qualification certificate when applying.

Art students should have both college entrance examination results and art test results. This condition requires you to take the college entrance examination in two ways, neither of which is allowed.

5. Have a basic understanding of Italian. If you don't have a basic knowledge of Italian, it will be very difficult to apply. To this end, it is best to learn some Italian before applying.

Two. Introduction Italy

Italy * * * Republic of China (Italian: Italian Republic; English: The Republic of Italy), Italy for short (Italy: Italy, a European country, is mainly composed of the Apennine Peninsula in southern Europe and two islands in the Mediterranean, Sicily and Sardinia. The land area is 30 1333 square kilometers and the population is 60.24 million. The Alps in the north are bordered by France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia, and its territory is also surrounded by two tiny countries-San Marino and Vatican.

There are signs of human activities in the Italian peninsula in prehistoric times, which can be traced back to the early Paleolithic period. In the 9th century BC, Lasquin people created a splendid civilization. Rome in 754 BC. Ancient Rome experienced three stages: royal government (753- 509 BC), * * * and (509- 27 BC), and empire (27-476 BC), and existed for a thousand years. /kloc-in the 0/5th century, Italy became the birthplace of the European Renaissance. /kloc-At the end of 0/5, the struggle between France and Spain for the Apennine Peninsula intensified, which led to the Italian war that lasted for decades. /kloc-nationalism began to awaken in the 0/8th century. /kloc-in the 0 th and 9 th centuries, the Italian unification movement rose, and the kingdom of Sardinia began to gradually unify the north and the south. 186 1 established the kingdom of Italy, 1870 conquered Rome, the capital of the papal state, and completed the revival. After the defeat of World War II, the monarchy was abolished and a republic was established.

Italy is a developed capitalist country, one of the four largest economies in Europe, a founding member of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and a member of the Schengen Agreement, the Group of Eight, the United Nations and other important international organizations. Italy * * * has 55 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and ranks with China as the country with the largest number of World Heritage Sites in the world. Italy is also a world leader in art and fashion. Milan is the Italian economic and industrial center, as well as fashion capital of the world.

Third, the cost of studying in Italy

Italian public universities are free of tuition. The annual registration fee is 800- 1000 euros, that is, 5000- 10000 yuan.

Living expenses of Italian universities: about 5,000 euros per year, or about 50,000 yuan. Including accommodation, food, transportation, etc.

The annual cost of studying in Italy is about 6.5438+million, and the total cost of studying in Italy is nearly 500,000.

Four years for undergraduate students 10w- 14w, and three years for international students10w. 7w- 10w for master students for 3 years and 5w-7w for international master students for 2 years.

Generally, international students go out to Italy to rent a house, and the price is determined according to the price in your city.

First-tier cities: Milan, Venice and Rome: A single room costs about 600-800 euros per month, including water, electricity and gas network fees.

Second-tier cities: Florence, Bologna, Bali, etc. A single room costs about 450-600 euros per month, including water, electricity and gas network fees.

Third-tier cities: Lecce, carrara, Perugia, Padua, Pisa, etc. : Single room costs 270-450 euros per month.

If summed up every year, the first-tier cities are almost12-150,000; Second-tier cities are about 8-65438+ 10,000; Third-tier cities, about 60-80 thousand!