1. Excellent Conservatory of Music for studying in Italy
1. Verdi Conservatory of Music in Milan
Verdi Conservatory of Music in Milan was founded in May 1891. At that time, Italian opera was in Verdi's opera era, which promoted the music industry in Europe. Over the past 1 years, countless excellent band conductors, performers, singers and music teachers have been trained for countries all over the world.
2. Turin Conservatory of Music
Turin Conservatory of Music is located in Turin, which is known as the "automobile city" and "chocolate capital" of Italy. Turin is the third largest city in Italy, one of the major industrial centers and the capital of Piedmont district. The Verdi Conservatory of Music in Turin is a prestigious music institution of higher learning in Italy, ranking among the top three in Italy.
3. Lucca Conservatory of Music
is a gathering place where musicians with international reputation were born. It is also the oldest conservatory in Italy (the first conservatory in Italy) and the alma mater of the world music master Puccini. Lucca Conservatory of Music has a full range of teaching subjects and rich levels of professional settings, including traditional Italian music education (equivalent to China's postgraduate education), European master's study program and two-year postgraduate study program.
4. Palma Conservatory of Music
The conservatorio arrigo boito di Palma (Italian) is the first piano major in the world, located in Palma City, Emilia-Romagne region, Italy, and it is a higher conservatory of music established in 1877.
5. Bologna Conservatory of Music
The Bologna Conservatory of Music in Italy, located in Bologna, the capital of Emilia-Romagne region in northern Italy, was founded in 184 and is recognized as the first national conservatory of music in Italy. Over the past 2 years, many musicians have been trained.
6. Ferrara Conservatory of Music
Ferrara Conservatory of Music, located in Ferrara, Emilia-Romagne, is an advanced conservatory of music founded in 187. The college is characterized by liveliness and innovation, and strives to integrate culture and art into the daily life of the region and create an artistic living atmosphere.
2. Inventory of benefits of studying abroad in Italy
1. Short academic system
Public universities are recognized by domestic authorities, and private universities are very popular in the job market. The official study time at each stage here is generally one year shorter than that in China, and the decision item for graduation is credits, so you can complete it in advance and graduate in advance.
Undergraduate study is generally three years, and master study is generally two years, both of which are recognized in China. You don't have to worry about the gold content of your academic qualifications, which can effectively shorten the duration of study, and you will enter the job market earlier than students at the same stage in China.
Second, the consumption is low
Government education provides tuition-free benefits. As long as everyone can pass the examination of the school, then everyone can enjoy the treatment of nationals and start professional studies for free. Although private colleges charge fees normally, the overall cost is low.
and the cost of living here is not high, because the overall social price is relatively reasonable, and most of the goods can be self-sufficient in China, so there is no need to import, and the price will naturally decrease. A maximum of 8, yuan a year can meet the needs of life.
Third, teaching is good
Everyone is most concerned about the quality of teaching. Italian higher education is very excellent, which is manifested by the number of top universities and the complete professional settings. Everyone can basically find the major they want to enter.
Of course, what is shown here is art teaching, whether it is music or art, sculpture or design, it has a very good artistic soil, and there are many unique things in innovation, which are very attractive to international students.
Fourth, good employment
The local aging itself is quite serious, so we are very welcome to the young workforce. No matter whether you are working part-time or internship, you can inject fresh vitality into local enterprises. Of course, it will not be difficult to stay here after graduation.
In addition, high-tech professionals have the advantage of being bilingual. No matter which country they go to apply for a job, they will be more popular. If they return to China, they can also enjoy the benefits of returnees.
3. A guide to studying abroad and living in Italy
1. Life
1. Accommodation
When you first arrive in Italy, some overseas service teams in general schools will help international students. It will be very convenient to get their help in accommodation. These service personnel will help you find a suitable house with years of experience, and take the students to live directly when they arrive in Italy. The signing of housing contracts is also helpful. Generally, they will find areas with good locations but new buildings for students.
2. Diet
Basically, public universities in medium-sized cities in Italy have canteens, where students can eat. Generally, the canteen will provide lunch and dinner, but the style of the food will be more fixed. Some students may not like it. There are basically Chinese restaurants in the cities here, and it is good to improve the food occasionally. If you don't want to go to the canteen or eat in a restaurant outside, you can choose to cook by yourself.
Every city here will have a market or a small market where you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Or you can go to the supermarket to buy it, which will not be much more expensive than in China, and even some expensive things will be cheaper than in China.
3. Transportation
The transportation in Italy is still very developed, and every city has developed transportation lines. It is basically guaranteed that you can go anywhere conveniently.
The bus payment method in Italy is different from that in China. The use time of a bus ticket is 9 minutes. After you get on the bus, you can make a ticket on the bus. Within the validity period of the next 9 minutes, you can use this ticket to transfer to any bus system. Students usually take the bus frequently. It is suggested that it is more affordable to have an annual ticket or a monthly ticket.
2. Learning category
1. Learning circle
In Italy, students from every country basically gather in groups. There are not many students from Japan and France, so they sometimes mix in the circles of other countries. Generally, such students will have better language and academic performance.
Students with good academic performance and hard work are actually less likely to go to work. It is easier for them to get scholarships, and the main purpose of studying abroad is to study. Generally, the amount of scholarships will be more than the salary they get from working.
2. Courses
Although studying abroad is very free, it also needs self-discipline. Choosing courses in Italy is very free. You can choose courses according to your hobbies or specialties every semester. The advantage of this is that you can read the major you want to study, and you won't feel tortured when you take the exam.
class is also based on self-awareness, and no one will care whether you go to class or not. Teachers don't care, you can arrange your life freely, but the content of the exam is mostly what the teacher mentioned in class. If you don't attend class, you may have to spend more time on self-study after class.