Introduction to the cost of studying in Italy for art students and the advantageous institutions.

With the increasing number of overseas art students, English-speaking countries are no longer the only destination countries for studying abroad. In recent years, European countries have been favored, among which Italy has excellent art education and become a holy place for art students to study abroad. The following is an introduction to the costs and advantages of studying in Italy for art students.

First, the cost of studying in Italy for art students

1, tuition

Italian public colleges and universities are basically free of tuition fees, and only need to pay a registration fee of several hundred euros per academic year, and they have a great chance to get scholarships. It is necessary to pay tuition to study art in private colleges in Italy. The tuition fee for art majors is about11700 ~ 22,900 euros/year. You also need to pay the tuition for the preparatory course. In Italy, the tuition fee for art preparatory course is about 59,000 yuan, for instrumental music preparatory course is about 69,000 yuan and for vocal music preparatory course is about 79,000 yuan.

2. Registration fee

From undergraduate to doctoral students, as long as they study in the Italian public university system, students do not have to pay tuition fees, but only need to pay a certain registration fee. The average annual registration fee for undergraduates is 600~800 euros (that is, 4800 ~ 6400 yuan), and the registration fee for postgraduates is 1000 ~ 3000 euros (that is, 8000 ~ 25000 yuan). You can apply to the school for reduction or exemption of the registration fee according to your family income.

3. Residence

One month's rent (single room), including various property fees, is generally 400-650 euros/month, and 4800-7800 euros a year. 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, 600-660 euros a month and 7200-7920 euros a year. 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.

4. Food expenses

If you buy your own ingredients to solve the problem of eating, it is about 300 euros/month, about 3600 euros a year. If you eat out, the fast food in the Bar is about 8 euros, and the food in the ordinary restaurant is basically about 20 euros per meal. The school canteen is a good choice, and it costs only 5 euros to complete a set from appetizer to dessert.

5. Transportation costs

Take the capital Rome as an example. The following figure shows different types of transportation cards, namely, supplementary cards, daily cards, three-day cards, weekly cards, monthly cards and annual cards. The student transportation card is valid for 150 euros per year, so you can sit anywhere in your own city.

Second, recommended by the excellent academy of fine arts studying in Italy

1, Florence Academy of Fine Arts

Fomei is the first academy of fine arts in the world. Its history can be traced back to the Medieval Medici College. Founded in 1339, it is the first academy of fine arts in the world, and it is the first of its kind in the world. For 672 years, it has been the center of art education in the world. It can be said that the college influenced the Renaissance and the development of world art with its own strength.

Florence is small, but it is full of historical sites. In the school art museum, there is a sculpture of David by Michelangelo. The pure artistic atmosphere here is strong, and it is a pilgrimage place for countless students.

2. Academy of Fine Arts in Brera, Rome, Venice, Turin, Bologna, Naples, urbino and L 'Aquila.

Brera is in Milan, and the main campus is next to Domo! Luo Mei is in People's Square, next to Spain Square, where tourist attractions radiate. There are many opportunities in big cities.

Both Dumei and Bomei are not far from the city's landmark buildings. Turin is the capital of chocolate and Ferrari, and Bologna is the first literary city in the world. Studying here makes people feel beautiful when they think about it. Moreover, compared with renting the "Seventh Ring Road" in Milan and Rome, you can live close to the school, but the rent is similar.

Naples is a wild place, where the rules are narrow, the ideas are free, the professional knowledge in the school is excellent, and most importantly, there is the most authentic pizza here.

I need to explain more here. Many students always feel that there is a gap between their school and their ideas after arriving in Italy, but they need to grasp the opportunity themselves. There is no point in complaining, but it is ok to "mix", but in the end, they will also suffer. Only by studying hard can they grasp the future opportunities, so please don't say that you haven't learned anything. Most of the time, you have learned nothing.

As for urbino Academy of Fine Arts and L 'Aquila Academy of Fine Arts, it's because their evaluation in Italy is very good. L 'Aquila has many projects and internships besides drama and stage.

3. Carrara Academy of Fine Arts and Sicily Academy of Fine Arts.

Both schools are very distinctive. There are many interesting anecdotes.

Carrara is rich in marble, which is the first choice for students studying sculpture. It is said that they study sculpture and have classes here. They climbed up the mountain first, picked out the stones, then climbed down the mountain and began to carve.

There is an anecdote among international students in China, because China people are unwilling to go to schools in the south, especially Sicily. After all, this is a breeding ground. A girl transferred to this school because she is the only American in this school. The headmaster personally came to meet her and arrange accommodation. It is said that there is also a welcoming ceremony. Let people envy and hate. In fact, Sicily is simple in folk customs, surrounded by blue sea and blue sky, like a pearl handed down from generation to generation, which is quite far from the life of our international students.