What are the requirements for applying for graduate study in Italy?

The following conditions are required: a bachelor's degree from a full-time university (current students are also acceptable); Diploma; College transcripts; University Course Description; The matching of undergraduate and undergraduate courses of the applied institution is more than 80% (except for private courses) and the matching of undergraduate and graduate courses is more than 80% is just a general statement, and the specific operation is not strictly carried out according to this standard, and each institution is different. There are two ways to go to Italy, whether for graduate school or for books:

Applying for International Students Planned international students are not only Chinese students, but also students from countries other than the European Union, such as Japan and South Korea. For graduate students in Italy, most of the liberal arts, science, and design majors apply online to get an offer, then pre-register, and get a visa after submitting the visa. Enrollment in October.

**The language requirement for students reaches B2, so it is recommended to go through the planning program. The students (divided into Marco Polo students (comprehensive university) and Turandot students (Academy of Fine Arts and ** College)) are only recruited for Chinese students, and students from other countries are not recruited, and go to Italy to study language courses in October and November every year.

If you want to know whether you meet the admission requirements of which universities with your current scores, or what level of foreign universities you can apply to with your current score level, you can enter your GPA average score, IELTS TOEFL score, and professional college background into the study abroad volunteer reference system.

The system will automatically match the application cases that are similar to yours, and see which universities they have successfully applied to, so that you can know which universities abroad you can apply to with your current IELTS level, and have a more accurate positioning of your choice of schools.

Hello, the application conditions for master's degree study in Italy are as follows.

1. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in China, which is the most basic condition for studying in Italy to apply for a master's degree.

2. Applicants need to have language scores, and there is no dual enrollment mode to go to Italy for graduate school and boarding, that is, when applying for graduate school, they need to have language scores and meet the admission requirements of graduate students. The language requirements for graduate students studying in Italy are: TOEFL score of 550 or above, IELTS or above.

3. To apply for research, you also need to have a high GPA score. GPA is the average score of university grades, and the minimum admission standard for GPA is 75 points or more for postgraduate studies in Italy.

4. GRE or GMAT scores are also required for graduate students to apply for studying in Italy, and the grades must be good. Universities in Italy generally require a pass through the GRE or GMAT, with GMAT requiring 550-600 or more and GRE 1200 or more. However, the requirements are not very clear, and they need to vary depending on the school and major.

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Italian public schools, to apply for its graduate program to achieve a certain degree of matching with its undergraduate major, in other words, can not be cross-professional graduate study, of course, this is not absolute, if your professional courses can match with its graduate major up to more than 80%, this is optional, graduate language requirements are higher than undergraduates, general colleges and universities require B2 Italian language certificate, some schools also need IELTS scores.

During the senior year, prepare the proof of capital flow and other study abroad materials, and graduate from the domestic bachelor's degree in June. Pre-register in an Italian institution in July and August, choose a foreign language school, then learn the language in Italy at the end of October or early November (depending on the visa time), and take the entrance exam in September of the following year.

Graduate Application Requirements in Italy:

1. Bachelor's degree, bachelor's degree certificate and degree certificate.

2. If you pass all undergraduate subjects, you need to provide transcripts.

3. The content of the undergraduate course and the content of the applied graduate course should reach 80% match.

4. Italian level B2, if it is taught in English, IELTS is required, depending on the professional requirements.

The application for postgraduate courses is not complicated, and it will take you through how to apply to Italian universities and how to study abroad.

There are two main aspects:

Course matching. Language level.

In terms of course matching, general comprehensive majors need to meet the requirements of graduate courses for seven or eight percent of the undergraduate courses, and they can be successfully matched.

The language level needs to be determined by whether the course at the chosen university has an English-taught major, and then prepare a language certificate according to this language requirement. If you choose to be taught in Italian, you need to have a B2 level for your postgraduate courses. If the course is taught in English, you need to achieve an IELTS score or above, which varies from university to university.

In addition, Italian-taught majors require students to have one-on-one interviews with professors, so the oral requirements are relatively high.

Classes in English are generally conducted online, and some schools will require a Skype interview.

The above are the requirements for entrance exams.

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The theme of studying in Italy is the Marco Polo and Turandot programs launched by Italy**. The above two programs divide studying in Italy into two categories: art study abroad and non-art study abroad, plus the bachelor's and master's courses selected by different age groups, in fact, studying in Italy is divided into four different situations: non-art bachelor's degree, non-art master's degree, art bachelor's degree and art master's degree, and the conditions for studying in Italy are also different according to the above four situations.

Non-art undergraduate study conditions in Italy: This kind of pre-promotion is generally through the Marco Polo plan to study undergraduate courses at a university, and the conditions for studying in Italy are: have a high school diploma, and the score of the college entrance examination cultural course is not less than 380 points (750 points out of 750).

A financial guarantee of 5,000 euros.

Non-art master's degree study in Italy: This kind of advance is generally through the Marco Polo program to study in a public university for a master's degree, and the conditions for studying in Italy are: have a bachelor's degree certificate and hold an undergraduate course transcript and course description issued by the school.

A financial guarantee of 5,000 euros.

Conditions for studying in Italy for art undergraduates: This kind of advance is generally going to art colleges and universities to study undergraduate courses through the Turandot plan, and its application conditions have just been adjusted in May 2010, which is also emphasized here for studying in Shanjing. The conditions for studying in Italy are:

High school diploma with a financial guarantee of 5,000 euros.

Conditions for studying in Italy for master's degree in art: This kind of advance is generally to study in art colleges and universities for master's programs through the Turandot plan, and the conditions for studying in Italy are: having a bachelor's degree certificate in art and holding an undergraduate course transcript and course description issued by the school.

A financial guarantee of 5,000 euros.

Italian study abroad experts pointed out that for the above four different situations, the conditions for applying to study in Italy are different. I believe that almost all students can find the registration conditions corresponding to their own situation according to their own situation, and hope to provide some help to those who are interested in studying in Italy and their parents.

1. Have graduated from the bachelor's degree and obtained the university graduation certificate and bachelor's degree certificate (if the university graduation certificate is not available or lost, it can be replaced by the certificate of completion).

2. The major of the Italian university or art university must be consistent or similar to the undergraduate major, and the course must be matched. Admission requirements for graduate students in different Italian universities1. Italian comprehensive universities: obtain an A-level Italian language certificate.

Entrance exams, written or oral exams. At present, most of the graduate entrance exams for majors and universities are oral tests. IELTS scores are required for English-taught majors and portfolios are required for design subjects.

2. Italian Academy of Fine Arts: Obtain A-level Italian Proficiency Certificate. Students majoring in design or styling prepare a portfolio.

Entrance exams, oral exams. The main purpose is to explain the portfolio. Through dialogue interviews, professors will learn about students' understanding of art and their perception of art.

3. Italian ** College: Obtain an A-level Italian language certificate. Preparation of the repertoire.

The repertoire of vocal music and each instrument major is different, so it is necessary to prepare in advance. The international student channel is open to students from all non-EU countries in the world, and Chinese students can apply to Italian universities, art colleges, ** colleges and other institutions through the international student path. However, it is necessary for students to have a good command of Italian.

To apply for international students, domestic full-time undergraduate graduates with a bachelor's degree and excellent academic performance at the undergraduate level are required; Other conditions that meet the requirements of the applied major. From level "B1" onwards of the Italian language level test in China. The requirements for applying for a master's degree through the international student route are basically the same as those for planning students:

Hold a full-time undergraduate bachelor's degree certificate and graduation certificate; Provide full transcripts and course descriptions from the university; The master's program you are applying for needs to have a certain degree of matching with the undergraduate major. Note: International students must learn the language well before going abroad, and try to obtain a language certificate that meets the requirements of the school and program they are applying for.

For majors taught in Italy, it is recommended that you get at least a B1 certificate and preferably a B2 certificate before going abroad. Because the language requirements of Italian universities for international students are basically B2 level, and the language level of everyone will also be checked when pre-registration at the embassy or consulate.

If you want to know whether you meet the admission requirements of which colleges and universities with your current scores, or what level of foreign universities you can apply to with your current score level, you can input your average GPA score, IELTS TOEFL score, and professional college background into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the application cases similar to yours, and check which universities they have successfully applied to, so that you can understand which universities abroad you can apply to with your current IELTS level. Have a more precise positioning of your choice of school.

Application conditions for master's degree in Italy.

Fresh or previous undergraduate graduates with a bachelor's degree certificate;

Transcripts of four years of undergraduate studies;

Undergraduate program description;

A certain level of Italian is required, and most schools require a B2 level.

1. Have graduated with a bachelor's degree and obtained a university graduation certificate and a bachelor's degree certificate.

2. The major of the Italian university or academy of fine arts or ** college must be consistent or similar to the undergraduate major you are studying, that is, we often say that we must achieve a certain course match.

Study abroad positioning, you can use this study abroad positioning college system to give yourself a positioning, enter your GPA, major, language scores, intended country, etc., the system will automatically match the case of classmates in the database who are similar to you, you see which schools and majors they have applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and understand the TA handling agency and the final admission results, so as to provide reference for your study abroad plan. Combined with their own situation, they can also have a general positioning.

You can also check according to the study abroad goals, and see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, how much GPA is the GPA, etc.) of your target universities and majors, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

You can enter this information into the reference system for studying abroad.

The system will match the cases of classmates similar to you according to your situation, see how others choose the school or major, and you can also filter according to the study abroad goals, and see what background your target colleges and majors have applied for (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, GPA, etc.), so as to compare your own situation, so that you can have a clear understanding.

Conditions for Postgraduate Study in Italy:

1. The applicant is in good health and has no illness; No criminal history; 18 years of age or older.

2. In addition to language schools and universities that teach in English, applicants to Italian universities must pass an Italian language proficiency test. The official language of Italy is Italian, and many Italian universities, with the exception of some courses, are taught in Italian.

3. Self-financed international students in Italy need to have at least graduated from high school, and the high school diploma must be notarized and recognized by the notary public where the university is located.

4. Financial support is required to study in Italy. Applicants should have proof of financial support of €400 and one year less. That is, if you want to study in Italy for one year, the applicant must provide proof of financial support of €4,800.

If you study abroad for two years, you will need proof of finances of 9,600 euros. Different schools have different fees, ranging from €500 per year to €1500 per year, with an average of €1200 per year.

5. When applying for a visa at the embassy, the applicant must also bring the invitation from the Italian university, the invoice and receipt of the tuition fee paid, the letter of introduction from the Chinese school or university, the certificate of the Chinese government, the letter of introduction from the parents and the salary slip of the unit, the financial guarantee of more than 24 euros per day, the medical insurance of more than 3 euros, the original household registration, etc.