In order to attract more artistic talents, the Italian government has expanded the quota of external enrollment in major universities and launched a series of convenient policies for art students to study in Italy. It is also a good choice for music students to study in Italy. choose. So what admission requirements do music students need to meet to study in Italy? Let’s take a look below.
1. Ways to study abroad
Turandot plan matching institutions: Milan Conservatory of Music, Perugia Conservatory of Music, Bari Conservatory of Music, Rome Conservatory of Music, Brescia Conservatory of Music, Turin Conservatory of Music, Cagliari Conservatoire, Venice Conservatoire, Como Conservatoire, Fermo Conservatoire, Ferrara Conservatoire, Florence Conservatoire, Genoa Conservatoire.
2. Application conditions
Undergraduate: high school graduates, 600 hours of Italian language certificate are also required. Non-art students are also required to provide a college entrance examination score of no less than 380 points.
Master’s degree: You need to provide academic qualifications and degrees, and you also need to provide proof of 600 hours of Italian language. Applying for an Italian master’s degree generally cannot change majors.
Therefore, to enter the Florence Academy of Fine Arts, one of the top three top art schools in the world, it only requires Chinese high school students to get a total of 380 points after converting the scores of the cultural courses and art exams in the college entrance examination. What is this concept? It can be said that this is the minimum standard for entering the most common art academies in China.
3. Optional majors
Stage design, multimedia, animation, vocal music, composition, electronic music, chamber music, percussion, jazz, music theory, musicals, music education, Symphony conductor, etc.
4. School recommendation
(1) Bologna Conservatoire
The full name is Bologna Giovanni Baltista Maldini Conservatoire ( Conservatorio Di Musica Giovan B. Martini di BOLOGNA), located in Bologna, the regional capital of the Emilia-Romagna region in northern Italy. It is one of Italy's important cultural, artistic and scientific centers and a concentration of higher education institutions with world-class reputation. Famous for attending the oldest university in the world. The Conservatoire of Bologna is a higher music conservatory founded in 1959. It is one of the eight famous national music conservatories in Italy and has a strong teaching staff. In recent years, inter-school exchange student activities have become more and more frequent. Not to be outdone, the school has joined the EU Socrates-Erasmus exchange student program and has cooperated with Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, the United Kingdom, Greece, Dozens of universities in Poland, the Czech Republic, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and other countries have established good cooperative relations.
(2) Milan Conservatoire
The Milan Conservatory of Music is one of the most important music schools in Milan, Italy. It was founded in May 1891 because Italian opera was in a precarious state at that time. Erdi's opera era inspired the music industry throughout Europe. So young musicians and music educators initiated the establishment of this music school. For more than 100 years, it has trained countless outstanding band conductors, performers, singers and music teachers from all over the world. Due to its superior status and the fact that their teachers mainly come from La Scala, the world's top opera house, this school is famous around the world, with 800 students from all over the world studying and furthering here every year.
(3) Rome Conservatoire
One of the oldest music conservatories in the world. Founded in 1585. The Conservatoire of Rome is located in Rome, the capital of Italy and the capital of the Lazio region. The Conservatoire of Rome offers multi-level majors and courses, including three-year undergraduate majors, traditional music education (equivalent to my country's graduate degree) and two-year master's degree majors and courses.