How much does it cost to study in Italy?

From the aspects of domestic language learning, material handling, registration fee and living expenses abroad, the cost of studying in Italy is divided into domestic and foreign parts.

Domestic expenses:

1. Language tuition: The cost of zero-based learning B 1 or B2 is about 20,000-30,000.

2. Intermediary service: At present, the domestic market price of intermediary service for studying abroad is about 12000- 18000 yuan.

3. Third-party expenses (including air tickets): total * * * 1 0,000 yuan.

This fee, which needs to be paid by DIY or an intermediary, is paid to the notary office, foreign affairs office, visa center and other departments in the process of handling the materials for studying abroad, such as notarization and authentication of academic materials, audit fee for pre-registered materials 1.860 yuan, insurance fee, visa fee, etc. It cost about 5000-6000 yuan.

Then our one-way ticket from China to Italy may be as cheap as 2000-3000 yuan and as expensive as 4000-6000 yuan.

4. The tuition fee of Italian language school is only for planned students: 5,000-6,000 euros (40,000-50,000 RMB), because planned students must study the language in Italy for about 10 months after going abroad, and international students must learn the language well in China.

Foreign expenses:

Different cities have different consumption levels.

The annual expenditure of first-tier cities (Milan, Rome, Venice and other cities) is about 12- 15 yuan RMB.

The annual expenditure of second-and third-tier cities (Florence, Bologna, Turin, carrara, macerata and other cities) is about 65438+10,000 yuan.

1. University registration fee: Although Italian public institutions are free of tuition fees, students have to pay registration fees every year. The registration fee varies from school to school, which is about1000-4,000 euros/year (10000-30,000 yuan/year). Private colleges and universities have tuition fees, some are 60,000 to 70,000 RMB, and some are more than 100,000 RMB.

2. Rent+water, electricity, etc. The rent in different cities varies greatly, so this range is relatively large, about 250-600 euros/month. First-tier cities need five or six hundred euros a month, second-tier cities need three or four hundred euros a month, and some cities need about two hundred euros. Then some need to pay the utilities separately, and some are all included in the rent, depending on how the landlord charges.

3. Eat: If you buy your own ingredients and often cook at home, plus fruits and snacks, 200-300 euros a month is enough.

4. Living expenses: such as buses, telephone bills, daily necessities, etc. , about 100-200 Euro/month.

5. Other consumption: such as clothing, cosmetics, contact lenses, travel, etc. It all depends on one's lifestyle and consumption habits. Aside from exaggeration, some of them are normal, so a year is about 10000-20000 yuan.

You can refer to some living consumption situations listed by Boda official website:

Description of official website Registration Fee of University of Bologna

There are also students currently studying in Milan, providing real consumption:

Real feedback on students' expenses in Milan.

What is the specific process of studying abroad?

To apply for the undergraduate course of Italian Academy of Fine Arts, you can take the Turandot plan or the international student route.

What are these two ways of studying abroad and what are the requirements for application?

The biggest difference between these two ways of studying abroad is the problem of language learning. Students who plan to go abroad must study Italian for about 10 months, regardless of whether they have studied the language at home or not. However, foreign students will not learn the language alone after going abroad, but must learn the language well at home, which fully reflects the difference in the process.

General flow of planned students: prepare academic materials from June to July in the year of going abroad → pre-register Italian universities and majors in August → apply for a study visa in September/10 →10/kloc-0 →10 → go to Italy in early October.

The general process of international students: studying Italian in China → preparing academic materials in April-June of the year of going abroad → pre-registering Italian universities and majors in July → applying for visas in August → going to Italy to take the entrance examination in September → officially entering the school after passing the examination (whether it is necessary to return to China to change visas depends on the policy of that year).