Every country has different policies for international students. What are the requirements for studying in Italy?

Every country has different policies for international students. What are the requirements for studying in Italy? 1. Academic research standards stipulate that Italian self-funded international students should have at least a high school diploma, and the high school diploma should be fairly recognized by the notary office where the school is located. At the same time, relevant academic qualifications must be translated into Italian by translation bureaus (Central Translation Bureau and translation agency) recognized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, and then verified by the Certification Office of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China and the Consular Department of the Italian Embassy in China.

Generally, around April of each year, the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs will announce the relevant regulations for studying in Italian universities at their own expense for the next academic year and applying for undergraduate or junior college courses in advance. It is necessary to pay attention to how this requirement has changed compared with previous years, especially the deadline for submitting applications, the list of universities and departments that can accept students from China outside the EU, and the number of students.

Students should comprehensively consider their family economic level, language ability and institutions, make clear the development direction of technical majors and future career planning, and make clear the schools and technical majors before applying for schools.

Therefore, in China, students who apply for Italian university courses must have technical secondary school diplomas, and each diploma must be translated into Italian, and it must be confirmed by the Italian diplomatic embassy or consulate. The academic qualifications and attached documents corresponding to the relevant bachelor's degree in Italy should be evaluated by the applicant institutions to meet the needs of professional courses in Italian professional schools and universities.

For students who apply for junior college or art school, the school needs to confirm that the applicant has completed junior high school courses. Generally speaking, the certificate of application for registration issued by foreign universities, together with the verified Chinese translation consistent with the original, is enough to apply for university courses. Students who apply for studying and training Italian language and culture courses in Italy should have a secondary school diploma.

2. Italian language standards In addition to language schools and universities that teach in English, applying for Italian universities requires passing the Italian proficiency test. The language of Italy is Italian, and most universities in Italy teach in Italian except some courses. For China students who don't know Italian, they must have some basic knowledge of Italian besides the corresponding academic qualifications.

Generally speaking, the language test can be used after one year of study and training, especially for students with basic knowledge of French or English, the learning process may be relatively short. Before going to Italy, you should naturally try to join some Italian training institutions in China to reduce the inconvenience of studying abroad in the future.

Different institutions may have different specific requirements for the length of time an applicant has to study a language, but they have one thing in common, that is, the applicant must take a language test in Italy, usually in the first half of September each year at the university where the applicant has pre-registered. According to the language expression, you can formally apply for registration after the exam.

3. Standards of economic development. Studying in Italy also needs economic security. Applicants need to have proof of economic development based on 400 euros/month. In other words, if they want to study in Italy for one year, they need to issue an economic certificate of 4,800 euros. If they study abroad for two years, they need an economic certificate of 9600 euros. Different types of institutions charge different fees, ranging from 500 euros/year to 65438 euros.

It is understood that the undergraduate study in Italy lasts for three to four years, and the annual training fee is about 1 0,000 euros. The postgraduate stage lasts for one to two years, and the annual training fee is 5,000 euros. For students who are going to study for a bachelor's degree certificate at an Italian university in advance, they must apply for a detailed document from the Cultural Office of the Italian Embassy in China before applying for a visa.

Italy also offers academic scholarships, but the number and places are not enough. Students from China who want to get academic scholarships from Italian government departments can definitely apply to the National Scholarship Committee of China, and the Federation will select and allocate them from the candidates. This academic scholarship has indicated the age limit of the applicant, and applicants over 38 years old will not be considered. If you apply for an academic scholarship from the Italian government, you will have to take a short-term Italian training course in the International Students Department of beijing language and culture university. In addition, we have to go through various formalities, so we must make plans in advance.

Apply for Italian undergraduate course: fresh graduates or previous high school graduates with high school diplomas; The results of the college entrance examination meet the requirements of the embassy. Art students need to take the summer college entrance examination and the art college entrance examination, and the results meet the requirements of the embassy. More than 380 points in the general college entrance examination, art universities: [college entrance examination score+(total score of plastic arts examination for art applicants) ×750] applicants 2≥380 points; Certificate of unified examination (only in the provinces where the unified examination is held); You need to master some Italian, and most schools should reach Grade b2.