What are the advantages and benefits of studying in Italian art?

Studying abroad for Italian art majors is welcomed by more and more international students. What are the specific advantages of studying in art? Let's take a look at the advantages and benefits of studying in Italian art?

Advantages of studying abroad

1, the cost of studying abroad is close to the people and cost-effective.

Students are free of tuition during their studies in public universities, but there will be a registration fee. Different schools have different registration fees. The registration fee of public academy of fine arts ranges from1000-2,000 euros, and the registration fee can be reduced or exempted. Except for the special policies of a few colleges, most Italian public universities or art colleges can apply for reduction or exemption of registration fees. The amount of relief will be calculated according to the students' family situation, which is detailed in various universities and Italy. People-friendly study abroad fees and generous scholarships have met the dream of more and more wage earners to study abroad.

2. Official study abroad program

Turandot Plan is a government plan launched by the Italian government in 2009, which mainly aims at China students majoring in art, music and design, and provides them with opportunities to study in Italian art and music colleges. Students do not need to provide language scores when applying in China. After studying the language course 10- 1 1 month in Italy, they can enter universities only after passing the corresponding examinations, so that art students from China can enter Italian universities smoothly.

3. Visa is easy and expensive

Compared with some other countries studying abroad, visas in Italy are relatively easy to pass. As long as the applicant meets the application conditions of Italian schools and the visa requirements of the embassy in China, it is very high. Italy's visa is one of the Schengen member countries of the European Union, and it is visa-free to study or travel in 26 Schengen countries.

4. The specialty is wide and the teaching quality is high.

Italian majors such as fashion design, mechanical engineering, graphic design, architectural design, industrial design, art design and tourism management are all strong majors in Italy, and majors such as music, painting, sculpture, archaeology, cultural relics protection and illustration are also very attractive.

5. Mutual recognition of academic qualifications

The Chinese and Italian governments signed an agreement on mutual recognition of academic qualifications, and all public universities in Italy were recognized by the China government 100%.

6. The level of medical benefits is high, which can also be enjoyed by international students in China.

Students studying in Italy can enjoy free medical care in Italy as long as they participate in student medical insurance and pay about 99 euros of student medical insurance premium on time every year. Parents can rest assured that their children are alone abroad.

7. Learn a variety of small languages at the same time to enhance their own advantages.

Italy is an important trading partner of China in Europe, and its transaction volume with China ranks second in the EU. Moreover, in Italy, you can learn Spanish, German, French and other commonly used small languages at the same time, which is convenient and saves money, greatly increasing your competitive advantage.

Study abroad expenses

1, Italian art study abroad tuition

There are many art and design colleges in Italy, and their public universities are directly supported by the Italian government's financial allocation. Public universities are free of tuition. From undergraduate to doctoral students, as long as they study in the Italian public university system, students do not need to pay tuition fees, but only need to pay a certain registration fee. The average annual registration fee for undergraduate students is 600~800 euros (that is, 4800 ~ 6400 yuan), and the registration fee for graduate students is 1000 ~ 3000 euros (that is, 8000 ~ 25000 yuan). They can apply to the school according to their family income.

2. Living expenses for studying in Italy.

One month's rent (single room), including various property fees, is generally between 400-650 euros/month. This is the average rent in Italy, and there will be a slight difference between different cities. Take Milan as an example. Milan is a first-tier city in Italy, and the rent in Milan is also the most expensive in Italy, ranging from 600 to 660 euros a month. The closer to the city center, the more expensive it is. House prices and rents in southern cities will be relatively low. For example, the average monthly rent in Naples can be set at 300 euros.

Art students need to buy a lot of artistic creation materials, especially when studying traditional techniques such as oil painting, Tampere and printmaking in the pure art direction, they need to choose orthodox materials. For example, Italian tutors will require the use of paper and pigments of specified brands. Students who study fashion design will also buy all kinds of fabrics regularly, which is also a big expense. Take a graduate student majoring in fashion design in Rome Academy of Fine Arts as an example. The cost of the materials he needs to buy is about 500 euros a year.

University ranking

1. Firenze Art Institute of Florence Academy of Fine Arts.

Florence Academy of Fine Arts became the National Academy of Fine Arts in 1785, which was the product of the European Renaissance and had a great influence on the European Renaissance. Because of its indelible contribution to the world art world and world art education, it is known as "the highest academy of fine arts in the world" and "the Royal Academy of Fine Arts with realistic masters", and it is also known as the two heroes of modeling and design together with the Italian maloney Institute.

2. Rome Academy of Fine Arts, Rome Academy of Fine Arts

Rome Academy of Fine Arts was born at the end of 16. At present, the Academy of Fine Arts is a symbolic art school in Italy. The World Academy of Fine Arts ranks sixth and is considered as the cradle of art and beauty. Rome Academy of Fine Arts has three departments, including visual arts department, design and art application department and communication and art teaching department. 10 major: decoration, calligraphy and painting, painting, sculpture, new art technology, audition theory and technology, practical art design, restoration, stage setting, connection and development of contemporary art heritage, and art teaching.

3. Venice Art Institute, Venice Academy of Fine Arts

Venice Academy of Fine Arts was born on September 24th, 1750 with the approval of the Veneto Senate, and it has full legal status in 1756. Venice Academy of Fine Arts is a world-famous old-fashioned academy of fine arts with a history of more than 260 years. It has trained many western masters, such as Botticelli, Titian, giorgione and Tintoretto, and enjoys a high reputation in fine arts colleges. It was also the status of the "Venetian School" in the Renaissance, which had a far-reaching influence on the development of European art and even the world art. The World Academy of Fine Arts ranked in the top ten and was one of the highest institutions in the field of higher culture and art education in Italy.