Language requirements for applying to study in Italy

There are also language requirements for studying in Italy, and students must meet these requirements. Then let's first determine whether we can study in Italy and whether the language conditions are up to standard.

First, the language requirements for studying in Italy

1, English requirements

At present, the phased professional entrance of undergraduate requires that everyone's listening, speaking, reading and writing ability can meet the needs of study and life, and everyone's IELTS score can reach 6 or 0; Or take the TOEFL, so the total score can't be lower than 85.

Master's degree teaching will put forward higher requirements for language ability, especially in reading and speaking. Because of the high degree of specialization, communication and reading are very important. IELTS score should be above 6 or 5, and TOEFL score should be above 90.

2. Italian language requirements

Intentional language is also evaluated in the European standard language test. According to students' performance in the test, they are divided into six grades, namely a 1, a2, b 1, b2, c 1, c2. Foreign students must reach at least Grade B before they can enter school.

If you don't have a foundation at home, and you don't have the time and energy to spend extra time improving Italian, you can apply for Italian program students directly. There are Kyle Poirot plan and Turandot plan to choose from, and you can learn languages before entering school.

It is of course the best if you can get a qualified Italian level in China. At present, undergraduate enrollment requires at least b2 certificate, and master enrollment requires b 1 certificate.

Second, Italy's application conditions

High school graduate or equivalent. Have a high school diploma and high school examination results (students in non-examination provinces may not provide examination results).

According to the policy of the Italian Ministry of Education, all students who apply for public universities have participated in the college entrance examination, and non-art high school students are required to score above 400 (out of 750); Requirements for art candidates: college entrance examination score+(art score/total art score) *750/2≥4000, college entrance examination score above 300 (out of 750).

Students who participate in the Kelpolo Program and the Turandot Program do not need to provide language scores, and pre-register around August every year. Non-Kyle Polo program and non-Turandot program students are required to provide relevant Italian scores or take the oral examination of the embassy as required by the embassy in that year.

Third, the advantages of studying in Italy

1, with high education quality and internationally recognized academic qualifications.

Italian public universities are recognized all over the world, and their academic qualifications are also recognized by the Ministry of Education of China.

As the birthplace of art, Italy is rich in art education resources, with top masters and excellent teachers in the world, and it is a place that art students all over the world yearn for. The status of Italian universities is particularly important among European universities, because Italy is the forerunner of opening the first modern education university in Europe. Italy's university education system has a "world-class" influence on the university education system in Europe and even the world. Italy's comprehensive universities, such as the University of Romania, the University of Rome and the University of Milan, as well as art colleges, such as Florence Academy of Fine Arts, Rome Academy of Fine Arts and Conservatory of Music, Milan Verdi Conservatory of Music and Turin Royal Conservatory of Music, are all world-class prestigious schools.

2. Public universities are free of tuition.

Italian public universities are free of tuition, and studying abroad is cost-effective.

Public music and art schools do not charge tuition fees, and only charge part of the registration fee every year. The registration fee charged by each school is different, ranging from 400 euros per year to 1500 euros.

You can apply for a high subsidy.

Studying in Italy, you can apply for grants and scholarships.

The Italian government, regions and schools also provide many living allowances and high scholarships for students. In the area where the university is located, a student welfare institution (Edisu-Enteper il Diritto Dello Student Universitario) has been set up to provide services for students of all public universities in this area.