What school should I go to while studying art and learning English?

International Schooling. Studied the Department of Art.

…The most common schools are English or Japanese or Russian, and some also have German or French, Spanish is too unpopular, wow......

And you still look at it, don't take an additional test ...... speaking and listening

I don't know if it's black or not, but it's not very difficult to pass the line in English! My senior sister has been learning Japanese for 8 months, don't worry, I can't learn Japanese Wow, Japanese is as simple as Chinese! I'm also preparing for graduate school entrance exams, and I'm investigating the Chinese Academy of Arts and Qingdao University! Hey.

**The dollar is really difficult to test, and that may also have to be talented, I think you still learn to learn English, in fact, it's not so difficult, I don't know how long you have to prepare, I suggest you first find a full-time teacher to tutor you on the English basics, let you get started first, the foundation is almost, in the consideration of applying for a graduate school, the general two foreign languages are English, **very difficult to enter I hope you can think clearly. I also hope you can give me my opinion. Thank you.

I remember that there is one at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, you go and see, I am a student who participated in the Aidi postgraduate training last year, and I was admitted this year.

Interdisciplinary examination for Spanish majors.

There are a lot of art students in France, so why not think about it?

This should be asserted by yourself

General comprehensive in nature.

BAI University has an English-related DU major. If you want to go to the ZHI University of the Arts to study English.

Of course, there is a problem with the quality of English learning. If you don't answer, you can be influenced by art, and learning relevant professional English is actually a good choice.

However, there are many types of English majors: Applied English, English for Tourism and Hospitality, and Business English. It's up to you how you choose.

Do you want to study art or English? If you really want to learn English well, of course, you will go to a foreign language college, but if you want to learn art to enrich yourself, you can find a job after learning English. It is best to go to a good foreign language college to choose an English major, and study art in a private art school.

However, if you want to go to an art school to major in English, you can also do it, but in the future, whether it is art or English, the social competitiveness is not strong. However, you can choose to take the English level 4 and 8.

This is very simple, in fact, 80% of college students are not engaged in the major they learned in school after graduation, so if you want to learn art, you can boldly learn it, which is actually a skill, and you can make money quickly!

Art students apply for the academic master's examination English 1, and apply for the professional degree master's examination English 2.

Since 2010, the English test papers of the National Master's Degree Entrance Examination have been divided into English (1) and English (2).

English (1) refers to the original "English" entrance examination for graduate students, and all academic master's students (13 major categories, 110 first-level disciplines) and some professional master's students (Master of Law, Master of Clinical Medicine, Master of Stomatology, Master of Architecture, Master of Nursing, Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages, Master of Public Health, etc.) are required to take English (1).

English II is mainly a selective unified examination subject set up for colleges and universities and research institutes to recruit professional degree master's students who do not take English (I).

It depends on whether you take the master's degree or the master's degree English 1 English 2 is not divided into majors Master's degree English 1 Master's degree English 2 If you have a good English score As an art candidate, it is recommended that you take English 1 Because there are few people who apply for English 1 in the art class.

In the case of arts, English is generally English and academic, and English is professional and master's degrees, and generally art classes are divided into professional and master's degrees Academic according to your choice.

English 2 for professional and master's exams, English 1 for master's degree exams, English 1 is a little more difficult, and English 2 is relatively simple.

Generally speaking, most art masters will be admitted to English II, and master's students will be admitted to English I, but there are very few colleges and universities that will also use the English I test paper. English I is more difficult than English II.

No, drama and film and television are academic masters, only English 1, journalism and communication are divided into professional masters and masters, the examination subjects are different, professional masters take English 2, relatively speaking, the probability of admission to the master's degree in journalism and communication will be greater.

The Master of Arts (Professional Master's Degree) is to take English 2 English 2 is really simple, I don't know what your undergraduate science is, the more relevant it is to the undergraduate major, the easier it is to review, if you are interprofessional.

Journalism and communication are better than drama and film and television (the original radio and television arts and film studies), because the former has a higher score in public courses, and the latter takes the score line of art majors, at least English is more cost-effective.

Also, depending on the school you want to apply to, look at the score line of the past years, bibliography, and professional introduction (which can be found on the research and recruitment website of the school).

If you choose a professional master's degree from a non-key university, you will take English II.

Together! Sit back and wait for the popularity of the masters!

This depends on the major, most majors have to learn these two courses, which is a basic course and a compulsory course.

No, just cross the line.

How is it possible, these ** art schools are only based on professional courses, supplemented by cultural courses other than language and mathematics, but they are different from the priorities of ordinary schools.

1. Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University.

academy of arts & design , tsinghua university）

Abbreviation"Tsinghua Academy of Fine Arts"、"Kiyomi"It is a second-level college of Tsinghua University. Formerly known as the Academy of Arts and Crafts, it was founded in 1956, and on November 20, 1999, the Academy of Arts and Crafts was officially merged into Tsinghua University and renamed the Academy of Arts and Design, Tsinghua University.

The college has 11 teaching units, 25 undergraduate majors, 1 post-doctoral research station, 3 first-level disciplines with the right to confer doctoral degrees, 1 national key discipline, and 4 Beijing key disciplines. There are 198 teachers, 1,108 undergraduates (including 113 international students), and 849 graduate students (including 170 doctoral students and 25 international students).

2. China Academy of Art

The China Academy of Art is the first comprehensive national higher art institution in China, jointly established by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China and the people of Zhejiang Province.

It is one of the first batch of national "double first-class" world-class discipline construction universities, a key construction university in Zhejiang Province, and has been selected as a national high-level university public postgraduate project, a national characteristic key discipline project, a Chinese first-class scholarship receiving institution for international students in China, the first batch of demonstration universities for deepening the reform of innovation and entrepreneurship education in China, and the first batch of demonstration bases for studying in China by the Ministry of Education.

3. **Central Academy of Fine Arts

Abbreviated as "CAFA", it was born in 1918 and was originally known as the National Beijing Academy of Fine Arts, the first national art education institution in Chinese history, and the beginning of modern art education in China. CAFA gave birth to the earliest art study system in China, and created the earliest university disciplines such as calligraphy, modeling, design, architecture, and humanities in China, and is the founder of China's art higher education since modern times.

4. LuXun Academy of Fine Arts

Located in Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, it is the only multidisciplinary and multi-educational institution of higher art in Northeast China, one of the eight major art academies in China, and a key construction university of first-class universities in Liaoning Province. The school has been rated as a national cultural quality education base for college students, a demonstration base for red classic art education in colleges and universities, and a research base for public opinion information on Chinese literature and art by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

5. Sichuan Fine Arts Institute

Abbreviated as "Chuanmei", located in Chongqing, a municipality directly under the central government, it is a provincial undergraduate university with the right to confer master's degrees. The school is one of the 31 independent art colleges and universities in China, one of the eight major art academies in China, and a demonstration university for deepening the reform of innovation and entrepreneurship education in China.