I. Process

In China: I will study Italian in China for 3-4 months from June to June. At the same time, prepare your own academic materials. The academic materials are as follows: high school diploma, examination results certificate (Hubei students don't need to provide it because you didn't take the exam), college entrance examination results certificate (go to the provincial recruitment office or the provincial education examination institute to issue a certificate), and junior high school certificate (replace the junior high school diploma with a diploma, and go to the local municipal education bureau or district education bureau to issue a certificate without a diploma). These academic materials must be certified in the future.

After the academic materials are prepared, they will be pre-registered at the Italian embassy, and students must go to the embassy site in person! (This column has a detailed introduction about pre-registration, you can look it up. ) 20 16 forecast time is July and August, and the final deadline is August 26th. Pre-registration requires information about Italian language schools, Italian universities and majors, and students themselves.

A * * * is 4-6 forms, and each form is different. The form needs to be filled in Italian or Chinese Pinyin. After the embassy pre-registration, you can wait for the pre-registration result, and the visa list will be announced at the Italian visa center. If your name is on the list, you can submit visa materials. Generally, the time to submit a visa is September, 654.38+ 10,000. After the visa is submitted, it will come down in 3-654.38+00 days. You can fly to Italy after your visa comes down. Here you will ask about the details of the visa. I suggest you look at other articles in this column, including the articles in the list of visa materials, and the explanations of some materials.

The time for Kelpolo and Turandot to go abroad is 10 or 1 10. After going abroad, students are required to study 10 months or 1 1 month in Italian language universities or language schools.

Abroad, that is, in Italy: from June 65438+ 10 or 165438+ 10 to the end of August of the following year, this is the time to study in Italy.

Second, the conditions for studying abroad

1, high school and vocational high school graduates. With the high school diploma, examination and college entrance examination results, the college entrance examination results are not less than 380 points (out of 750 points, non-out of 750 points can be converted in proportion, and students in provinces that have not organized examinations do not need to provide examination results).

2. Art high school and technical secondary school graduates. The cultural and artistic scores of the college entrance examination shall not be less than 380 points through score conversion.

Conversion formula: [(college entrance examination score ÷ total college entrance examination score) ×750+ (art score ÷ total art score) ×750]÷2.

3. College students and college graduates. For students, university graduates or students who have not obtained a bachelor's degree certificate in domestic universities, Italian schools do not recognize their courses and diplomas, and the enrollment requirements refer to the regulations of high school graduates.

4. Undergraduate graduates. Undergraduate graduates are required to provide a bachelor's degree certificate, a four-year complete course description and transcripts. 500 hours of basic Italian training for domestic Italian study abroad preparatory classes and 6 months of intensive Italian training abroad. In September every year, he officially entered the Italian public university to start the master's program (the master's degree lasts for two years).

5. italian professional undergraduate graduates. Graduates from italian professional in recent years or in the past will directly enter Italian public universities in September each year to start their master's degree (the master's degree lasts for two years); Freshmen and sophomores majoring in Italy (who want to study or change majors) directly enter Italian public universities to start undergraduate degree courses.

Third, the advantages of studying abroad.

Studying in Italy can not only learn professional knowledge, but also learn one or more foreign languages. Italian is a small language with more room for development. Similarly, the domestic market also lacks returnees who know both Italian and professional skills. This is both an opportunity and a challenge. In Italy or Schengen, students can use their holidays to study in other countries.

One of the advantages: public education is free of tuition.

Until now, Italian universities still maintain the original tradition and do not regard education as a profitable industry. Therefore, all public universities in Italy have government subsidies and are free of tuition.

The second advantage: short academic system and many professional worlds.

Italian universities have a three-year undergraduate education system, and you can also apply for five-year undergraduate and graduate students; The postgraduate education system is two years.

The third advantage: low cost of living.

Italy's undergraduate and master's fees are low, and the registration fee is only 500-2,000 euros per year, so there is no need to provide economic guarantee. According to the previous students' return visit experience in Italy, the average annual living expenses (accommodation and transportation) of each student is about 7,000 euros (excluding shopping and travel expenses).

In addition, students studying in Italian universities now have the opportunity to apply for housing and living allowances of1000-5,000 euros per year.

Advantage 4: Schengen visa can travel to 25 countries in Europe.

Developed countries in the European Union, Schengen countries; As a member of the Group of Eight, Italy has a particularly important industrial and economic position, with a per capita income of over 40,000 US dollars. Italy is also one of the 25 Schengen countries in Europe. With an Italian Schengen visa, Italy can freely enter and leave 25 developed countries in Europe.

Further reading: a guide to studying abroad in Italy

1. Ways of studying abroad:

1, the difference between them

Planned students refer to the Kyle polo project, which is only for domestic students. Students can apply to various universities in Italy by participating in this program. If you are an art major, it is better to apply for all kinds of large-scale Italian art through Turandot's plan.

International students, as long as they are not from the European Union, can participate, and students can apply for various universities. However, these two practices are similar, that is, the number of planned places is limited each year.

2. The visa time is fixed and the time for going abroad is not fixed.

Planned students need to study Italian in China or Italian Language Institute for several months before they can start their professional study. Generally speaking, it starts in May, and the pre-registration of the embassy begins in July, and then the visa is applied in September. 10 went to Italy to study the language. I will study until the end of August next year before I can take the entrance examination and enter the school.

Although international students want to learn Italian, they only need to learn it at home. Prepare the materials in March, forecast the name in June, get an Italian tourist visa to take the entrance exam in September, and you can sign up when the exam comes.

3. Language

Ordinary international students can learn Italian in about 1 year, while those who plan to study in China for a few months will go to Italy for 11 months.

In other words, foreign students have to take the language test in China and get the grade certificate before they can go to Italy, while those who plan to take the language test in Italy.

Then, in terms of visas, international students' visas need to be signed in person, and the interview will have two links: written and oral, but these are determined according to the policies of various regions at that time. But no matter what the policy is, plan students don't need a face-to-face visa, and they can stay in school after studying.

Second, their respective advantages

Planned student:

1. Both study abroad programs only recruit students from China, so there is not so fierce competition and the pressure will not be great.

2, you need to learn a language in Italy, you can know the teaching mode here in advance, get used to life here, and learning a language is also very helpful;

International students:

There is no score requirement for the college entrance examination. If you are a good student, it is good to choose this route.

Learn Italian in China first, so that you can start studying abroad directly after learning, which can save a year;

Save a lot of money to study in Italy, so you don't have to spend too much money.

Third, the process

1. Planned students

Prepare study materials in May-June;

Submit materials to the embassy for review in July and August;

Go to pre-registration in August;

/kloc-the pre-registration in October was basically successful, and you can apply for a visa;

1 1 went to Italy to study languages, got a certificate and passed the exam.

I will finish learning the language and go to school next September.

2. International students

1-Prepare study materials in February;

Submit materials to the embassy for review in April;

Pre-registration began in June;

To apply for a visa in July, you must first apply for a tourist visa;

Go to Italy to take the school exam in September, and then wait for the results;

10, it's basically time to receive the offer, so I started to do the study sign;

/kloc-go to Italy with offer at the end of 0/0.

Further reading: How much does it cost to study in Italian high schools for one year?

First, the cost of studying abroad

1, Italian test fee In China, it is necessary for students to refer to the A2 or higher Italian proficiency test according to the actual situation.

2. Learn Italian in China. Take Shanghai as an example. The general price is around 8000 to 9000 for 300 class hours. This refers to small class teaching, which has guaranteed teaching quality and is a training institution recognized by the embassy.

3. The cost of studying abroad

Studying abroad includes entrusted study abroad services, as well as material fees and visa fees. The specific cost varies according to the actual cost of the standards and materials formulated by the overseas study service institutions.

4. Economic guarantee (private university) 5000-10000 euros, about 50000- 100000 yuan.

5. The air ticket is 5000-7000 yuan, depending on the off-season.

6. Overseas service fee.

7. Studying in Italy is only for students from Kyle and Turandot. There are six months of language courses abroad from March to September, and the tuition fee is generally between 1.800-2.200 euros, which is about RMB1.800-22,000 yuan.

8. Italian University Tuition Italian public universities are free of tuition. The annual registration fee is 500- 1000 euros, that is, 5000- 10000 yuan.

9. The living expenses of Italian universities are about 5,000 euros per year, which is 50,000 RMB. Including room and board.

Second, the issue of funds.

1. Credit card: Many students have asked about credit cards. If students plan to apply for a credit card, parents are advised to apply for a dual-currency credit card, parents should apply for a main card, and students should use a secondary card. It should be noted that there must be UnionPay, visa or master on the card surface.

2. Savings card: I suggest you go to ICBC, Huaxia Bank, Citibank, China Everbright Bank and China Construction Bank (you can also consult other banks). Take Huaxia Bank and China Everbright as examples. There is no charge for swiping a card in an Italian store, and there is no charge for withdrawing money from an ATM three times a month.

3. Cash problem: I suggest that you still bring cash, because you will have to pay tuition and rent in cash in your later life. After the cash is brought to Italy, please deposit it in the local bank card as soon as possible and withdraw it at any time when necessary. When going out in Italy, the cash does not exceed 50 euros, except in special circumstances. Prepare 3000 to 4000 euros in cash before departure.

Three. living expenses

1, cost of studying in Italy-meal fee

In Italy, eating is the most important thing. Italians are the same as China: Food is the most important thing for the people. Italy's price level is low in Europe, and the prices of food and general commodities are not high. Take Milan as an example: breakfast, a cup of coffee and a croissant cost 2.5 euros, and lunch and dinner cost 10 euros, which can be cooked at home. The average Chinese restaurant is 5-65,438+05 euros per person. Japanese food, Italian food and Korean food are basically between 20 and 50 euros. For brothers and sisters who eat a lot, the buffet is also very cost-effective. There are many delicious buffets in Milan, with per capita 10 Euros or more. So the problem of eating varies from person to person. Basically, 300 euros a month is normal.

2. Cost of studying in Italy-Accommodation

The first kind of cities: Milan and Rome.

The first kind of urban accommodation (rental) price: the rent price is relatively high, which is 400-600 euros per month for single rooms and 250-400 euros per person for double rooms, including water and electricity prices. Students are advised to live in two rooms.

The second kind of cities: Venice, Florence, Bologna, Turin, Genoa, Naples, etc.

The second city accommodation (rental) price: single room is between 250-400 euros per month; A double room costs 200-300 euros per person per month (students are advised to live in a double room).

The third kind of cities: Perugia, Pisa, Verona, Bari, Lecce, urbino, carrara, Frosinone, Padua, Vicenza and so on.

The third kind of city accommodation (rental) price: single room per person per month 170-300 euros, double room per person per month 150-200 euros. Students are advised to live in two rooms.

In addition to renting houses, many international students also live in university dormitories in Italy, but it is relatively difficult to apply, and most of them can apply for scholarships and grants. The price of university dormitory is similar to that of some cities; There are also some universities that provide free university dormitories for students with scholarships or grants.

3. Study abroad expenses in Italy-transportation expenses

Take Milan as an example: the student card and the subway bus pass under the age of 26 are 22 euros per month. (If you are still studying at the age of 27, you can also enjoy a one-year student ticket discount. ) Single train ticket for Milan 1.5 Euro. If you often travel between cities, you can apply for a city ticket or a fixed-point round-trip ticket (the specific cost depends on the city).

4. The cost of studying in Italy-daily necessities and clothes, etc.

Every month, there is a certain expenditure on daily necessities, such as buying toilet paper, shampoo, mineral water, notebooks and so on. In this regard, boys spend relatively little, about 50 euros per month; Generally speaking, girls are around 100- 150 Euro.

5, the cost of studying in Italy-buying clothes

Winter clothes, summer T-shirts, underwear, socks, gloves, belts. In short, you have to buy everything. After all, I have to go out to meet people. There are still many things in Milan's fashion capital that you are willing to chop up thousands of times, so it is impossible to estimate the cost in this regard. It can only be said that cheap things are definitely not as cheap as a treasure, and expensive things are mostly better than domestic ones. There are two discount seasons every year. It's really a real fight.

6. Cost of studying in Italy-Tourism

This is very important! Because no one who studies in Europe does not travel, and for Italy, a big tourist country, it is calculated in years. The annual travel expenses of 1000-2000 euros are enough to go to one or two other EU countries! In fact, there are many websites in Europe that buy low-cost air tickets, and sometimes round-trip air tickets of 20 or 30 euros are also very common. In fact, you can plan your trip well.