What should I look out for when applying to an Italian school?

The undergraduate Italian for Italy is laurea, abbreviated as l; The Italian word for graduate students in Italy is Laurea Magistrale, abbreviated as LM.

In Italy, there are three years of undergraduate and two years of graduate school, with a total of 60 credits per year, a total of 180 credits for a three-year undergraduate and 120 credits for a two-year graduate degree. A single course is generally 12 credits, and generally 20-26 subjects will be involved in the entire undergraduate stage, and 12-18 subjects will be involved in the postgraduate level.

All public universities and some private universities in Italy are recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education, i.e. academic qualifications can be accredited by the Ministry of Education. If you are worried about whether the diploma of the Italian university graduation will be recognized or not, you can directly consult the Overseas Qualifications Certification Center of the Italian Ministry of Education, which can be verified.

Applying for school (IELTS, average score) requirements, choosing an agent, choosing a major, you can input your GPA, language scores, majors and other information into this study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

First of all, you must have a good foundation in Italian, have enough time, and have a sufficient understanding of various universities.

Want to know your personal results to apply for study abroad, and which foreign universities apply for the application criteria? You can locate it with one click through the study abroad volunteer reference system!

Enter your GPA, major, language score, etc., and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

Reference system for studying abroad volunteers.

What should I look out for when applying to an Italian school? Pathways to study abroadThere are two ways to apply for Italian schools, planning students (Turandot Program and Marco Polo Program) and international students, if the landlord is applying for undergraduate courses, you need to see which study abroad path you meet according to your college entrance examination results, and then determine the right study abroad path for you.

If you are an international student, you need to learn the language in China and obtain a language certificate first; If you are a planning student, then you go to Italy to study a language course for 10 or 11 months and obtain a language certificate.

Preparation of materials: After the subject has decided on the study abroad path, he needs to prepare the materials according to the general process of each pathway, for example, international students will start preparing materials in April and May, and planning students will start preparing materials in June. Of course, the specific materials needed need to pay attention to the consulate in the consular district to which the household registration belongs, and the pre-registration brochure officially issued by the embassy is different, and each consular district is different.

The school to apply toWhen choosing a pre-registered school, you should comprehensively consider your language level, professional knowledge, family conditions and other factors, and choose the school and major that is most suitable for your situation and has a relatively large grasp.

You can refer to the study abroad positioning system.

Enter the major and other information, and you can find the cases of classmates who are similar to yours, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for. You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, GPA, etc.) are in your target university and major, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

Universities in Italy are predominantly public, with tuition fees ranging from €1,000 to €1,400 per year, and private universities are generally more expensive than public universities. If you decide to study at an Italian university, here are the steps on how to fill out the application for admission:

1. In April and May every year, contact the Cultural Section of the Italian Embassy in Beijing (istitutoitalianodiculturadipechino) and the Consulate General of Italy in Shanghai.

2. In order to obtain a student visa, you need to have a basic knowledge of Italian. If you have studied Italian language in China, please attach the certificate of study to the visa application form. When applying for a visa, you will be asked in Italian to check your language level.

3. The Cultural Section of the Italian Embassy or the Consulate General of Italy will ask you to fill out a pre-registration form and they will send it to the university.

To apply to an Italian university, you must first contact your target university to check if you meet the entry requirements for your degree programme. Once your eligibility has been confirmed, you must submit a pre-application to the Italian embassy or consulate in your country of origin, along with the relevant documents (see below). Documents must be translated into Italian by a certified translation agency.

1. After filling out the application**, you will receive a letter of academic proficiency.

2. Fill in the relevant pre-registration**.

3. Undergraduate applicants need a copy of their graduation certificate, and graduate applicants need a copy of their undergraduate graduation certificate.

4. Examination results, including the results of each examination and the syllabus of the courses taken.

5. Two passport-sized **, one of which must be signed.

6. Any other documents that can support your application (translated into Italian) 7. Proof of your proficiency in Italian by passing an Italian language test.

If you are an EU student, the embassy will send you a letter of academic proficiency confirming your studies in their country before you apply to an Italian university. The embassy will send your documents directly to your desired university, so you will receive a direct confirmation of your acceptance (or rejection) from the university. If you are a non-EU student, the Italian embassy or consulate will check whether you meet the criteria to apply for an Italian student visa.

The conditions for studying in Italy are divided into two situations: planning students and international students.

1. Planned Students: Planned students include the Marco Polo Program and the Turandot Program, which are the study abroad pathways offered by Italian colleges for Chinese students. Students need to go to Italy to study the language of the world for 10 or 11 months, and the university entrance examination score is required to be 380 points (750 out of 750 points); A bachelor's degree certificate is required for graduate school.

2. International students: refers to non-EU students, including China, who study the language in China, and then need to take the same unified examination as planned students. Undergraduate students are required to have a high school diploma and college entrance examination scores, but they do not require a college entrance examination score; A bachelor's degree certificate is required for graduate school.

In terms of study fees, Italian public universities are all exempt from tuition fees, and students only need to pay a registration fee (tax) of 500-1400 euros per year; In terms of living, students spend about 300-400 euros (3000-4000 yuan) per month on food, housing and transportation, depending on the city.

Admission requirements: 1) High school and vocational high school graduates. Have a high school diploma, college entrance examination and college entrance examination scores, and the college entrance examination score is not less than 400 points (the full score is 750 points, and the full score of non-750 points can be converted proportionally, and students in provinces that do not organize the college entrance examination do not need to provide the examination results);

2) Art high school and technical secondary school graduates. The cultural score of the college entrance examination and the art score shall not be less than 400 points. Conversion formula: [(Gaokao score, total Gaokao score) 750+(art score, art score) 750] 2;

3) Current college students and college graduates. For students who are currently enrolled in a university, a college graduate or a university in China who has not obtained a bachelor's degree certificate, the Italian university does not recognize the courses and diplomas they are studying, and the enrollment requirements refer to the regulations of high school graduates.

4) Bachelor's degree graduates. Undergraduate graduates are required to provide a bachelor's degree certificate, a full four-year course description, and transcripts. 500 hours of basic Italian language training for studying in Italy in China, 6 months of intensive Italian language training abroad, and officially entering an Italian public university in September every year to start a master's degree program (two years of master's degree);

5) Bachelor's degree in Italian language. Fresh or previous graduates of the Italian language bachelor's degree will directly enter the Italian public university in September to start the master's degree program (the master's degree lasts for two years); First- and sophomore students majoring in Italian language (who want to study in this major or change majors) can directly enter Italian public universities to start their undergraduate degree programs.

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system for what level of university you can apply to at your own level.

One-click positioning. How to use: Enter your GPA, language scores, professional name, college background (211 985 double non) and other information into the system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar grades to you, you can see if there is a suitable study abroad case according to your own conditions, and understand which colleges and universities they have gone to as a reference for your own choice of colleges.

Chinese students who apply for international students should have taken the college entrance examination and have a certain foundation in the Italian language, and students who apply for the Marco Polo or Turandot program are not required to have a foundation in the Italian language, but the score of the college entrance examination should reach more than 400 points [including 400 points, the score of art students is converted by the college entrance examination score and the art test score according to the formula, (college entrance examination score + art joint examination score art and art joint examination score x 750) 2 400 (and the college entrance examination score is above 300)]; Students applying for undergraduate programs should hold a high school diploma with a cumulative length of 12 years of study in elementary, junior high and high school, and students applying for graduate programs should hold an undergraduate bachelor's degree certificate.