Italy is a country with a strong cultural atmosphere. How much does it cost to study in Italy for one year? All public universities in Italy are tuition-free and only charge registration fees. Italian public universities have no training fees, only examination fees. According to the difference between universities and more majors, the annual average is about 65,438+0,000-3,000 euros. At the same time, most colleges and universities can also apply for various academic scholarships and state grants to reduce tuition fees. So in terms of training fees, Italy is really cheap and there is no pressure.

Food, clothing, housing and transportation: 800 euros a year, equivalent to 5,500 yuan; Ingredients: one year 1.440 euros, equivalent to about 1.000 yuan; Sometimes when eating out, the average meal is 20 euros, once a month 1-2 times, and 480 euros a year, which is equivalent to about 3840 yuan. Roughly speaking, it costs 6.5438+0.5 million RMB to buy clothes and eat in a year.

Residential: the house price should be divided into cities, and the single room in big cities basically ranges from 400 to 600 euros, and the double room is about 300 to 400 euros; A single room in a small city is about 300 euros, and a double room is about 200 euros. The average hotel stay is about 50,000 per year. Ok: the key to urban transportation is urban public transportation, while other cities rely on trains and planes.

The transportation fee may cost 500 euros a year, equivalent to 3500 yuan. Therefore, the cost of living for studying in Italy for one year is about 7-65,438+10,000 RMB. According to the students studying in Milan, the annual living expenses are about 654.38 million yuan, which exceeds 654.38 million euros per month. Including accommodation, because the rent in Milan is really much more expensive than that in other cities, generally around 500-700 euros. If you are in a relatively small city or a city in southern Italy, the monthly rent is only about 200 euros, and the life of 500 euros a month will be very comfortable.

The plastic arts portfolio is composed of individual portfolios, which are made according to their distinctive design concepts, creative ability, independent innovation ability and design skills. When applying for an art major in an overseas university. Generally, it includes 4-5 projects, and its foundation is "artistic creativity".

A better personal investment portfolio can bring rich academic scholarships to applicants, and even avoid pre-university, changing majors or lowering language expression standards. Art majors in foreign universities are generally divided into landscape Chinese painting, watercolor painting, woodcut, sculpture, calligraphy art, floor plan, industrial production, environmental art, clothing, animation, shooting, advertising, songs, national dance, film and television drama, organization and so on.

Art study abroad can be roughly divided into "applied art majors" and "traditional art majors". The front includes various design schemes and production majors, and the back refers to traditional instrumental music, folk dance and fine arts majors. Judging from the overall situation of international students at this stage, the proportion of international students majoring in art is relatively high, because now international students pay more attention to the employment pressure after graduation and the application of technical majors, while the proportion of studying abroad in traditional arts is slightly lower.