Before going to study in Italy, you must first learn the language at home and take the test to reach the A2 level. As long as you study in Italy, you must pass the language test.

The better music conservatories include the Milan Conservatoire, the Rome Conservatoire, and the Venice Conservatory. I don't know much about comprehensive universities.

As for the tuition fee score, public universities do not charge tuition fees and only charge a small registration fee. If converted into RMB, it is 2,000-10,000 per year. Private schools charge tuition fees, and they are very expensive. Due to the recent economic crisis in Europe, listen It is said that schools have slowly begun to charge tuition fees. You can work part-time in Italy. If you work hard and endure a little hardship, you can also make a lot of money. The premise is that your language skills are not bad. , never work in a Chinese shop, the work is dirty and tiring, and the pay is not much. If you want to make money, another way is to teach Chinese locally, and you can also make some money. Also, if you go to cities like Milan and Rome, the cost of living is a little more expensive, but Italian famous brand stores often have discounts. You can also spot the right time and shop for goods during discounts, which is much cheaper than usual.

The graduation situation in Italy is a little more relaxed than that in France and Germany. Having said that, as long as you listen carefully to the lectures and complete your homework on time, there should be no problem in graduating.

Last point, language is really important. Try to learn it well at home. Don’t say that I have to go to Italy and learn it again. It will be too late. Once you learn the language well, you will be able to understand the lectures there, find good opportunities to make money, and integrate well into the local society.