Application requirements and postgraduate study pathways for studying in Italy

Italy is a very cost-effective country for studying abroad. It has rich educational resources and the university has an application system. Whether it is an undergraduate or graduate student, the score requirements are not very high. Come and take a look at the application requirements and postgraduate study pathways for studying in Italy.

Postgraduate application conditions

One and two hard conditions

1. Have graduated from the undergraduate program and obtained the university diploma and bachelor's degree certificate (if the university graduate If the certificate is not available or lost, it can be replaced by a completion certificate).

2. The major in the Italian university, academy of fine arts, or conservatory of music you apply for must be consistent or similar to your undergraduate major. Be optimistic about the school's course description.

2. Admission requirements for various universities

1. Italian comprehensive universities

(1) To apply for English-taught majors, candidates are required to hold an English B2 level certificate ;

To apply for Italian-taught majors, candidates are required to hold an Italian B1 certificate and an English B2 certificate (depending on the institution and major).

Note: English B2 level certificate is equivalent to IELTS 6.0.

(2) Entrance examination, written test or oral test. At present, the graduate entrance examinations for most majors and universities are oral examinations.

2. Italian Academy of Fine Arts

(1) Obtain an Italian language level certificate of B1 or B2 (see the requirements of each Academy of Fine Arts for details).

(2) Students majoring in design or fine art should prepare a portfolio.

(3) Entrance examination, oral examination. Mainly to explain the portfolio. Through chatting during the oral examination, the interviewing professor will understand the students’ understanding and knowledge of art.

3. Italian Conservatory of Music

(1) Obtain a B1 or B2 Italian language certificate.

(2) Preparation of tracks. The range of repertoire for vocal music and each instrumental major is different and requires preparation in advance.

Majors taught in English require IELTS scores, and a basic grasp of Italian is enough.

Ways to apply for postgraduate studies in Italy

One way: Marco Polo Plan

The Marco Polo Plan is an educational plan designed to promote Chinese students to study and further their studies in Italy. The project was initiated by the Confederation of Italian University Rectors (CRUI) and aims to close academic exchanges between Italy and China starting from the end of 2005 and consolidate the existing stable relationship between the two countries. For this purpose, two offices will be established in Italy and China to coordinate relevant exchange activities (involving students, doctoral students, researchers, interns, universities, and diplomatic agencies, etc.). Currently, more than 50 national universities have joined.

Path Two: Turandot Program

Turandot Program (Italian: Programma Turandot) is a program launched by the Italian government in 2009 mainly for art, music and design majors. A government program that provides Chinese students with the opportunity to study in Italian art and music institutions. This plan is the official plan of the Italian government for Chinese art students to study in Italy.

Path Three: September International Students

Studying in Italy for September International Students is a study abroad pathway for students from all non-EU countries, including all national universities and some Admissions to Private Colleges. International students who apply for this project must prepare for language learning in China. Students who enroll in September every year must reach Italian B2 level in China before they can obtain a visa.

Advantages of studying for graduate school in Italy

1. Tuition-free

With the strong support of education funds from the Italian government, public universities are tuition-free.

International students only need to pay an annual registration fee of about 500 to 1,000 euros. Compared with high-cost study abroad countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, Italy's tuition-free policy can save international students about 50,000 to 100,000 yuan per year.

2. Bursaries

Italian university bursaries (amounts lower than scholarships) are roughly divided into two categories: tuition exemptions and room and board allowances. Regarding the application for bursaries, the first year is based on the student's family income level. To apply, you only need to fill in the application form when enrolling, submit the required relevant materials, and wait for the school's approval. Starting from the second year, students need to submit their scores from the previous year. If the exam pass rate meets the standards set by the school, stipends will continue to be issued; if not, the stipends will be stopped.

IV. Wide range of majors

Italy is an ancient civilization with a long history. It is not only the cradle of art and literature, but also one of the world's developed economies. Italy is located in the heart of the Mediterranean. It is a country that combines picturesque scenery, medieval architecture, Renaissance art, traditional and modern music, movies and the world's top fashion. It can be seen that Italy is a world leader in professional fields such as fashion design, mechanical engineering, architecture, industry, art design and tourism management.

5. Good prospects

The Italian government has relaxed its work policy and immigration policy in recent years. Although the requirements are still very high, it has immeasurable advantages for conservative development in the country. : On the one hand, Chinese students can pay attention to their jobs after graduation in Italy. "Strike while the iron is hot" is the best way to strengthen the application of professional knowledge and accumulate rich work experience, which can lay a solid foundation for future career development. Although the current job situation for returnees after returning to China is mixed, if you have been studying in Italy for several years and have been studying hard to become the best, are you still worried about not having a good job back home?