As more and more people study art abroad, there are more and more countries where they can study abroad. For example, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, etc. are all popular choices for studying abroad. So how do you choose to study art abroad in France and Italy?

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Detailed introduction on how to choose between France and Italy to study art abroad 1. France has a long-standing reputation for being liberal in entry and strict in exit 1. Leading in the field of art education. Since the 17th century, France’s status in the fields of industrial design and art design has long been obvious. Regarding applied art,

Schools specializing in architecture, fashion design, and industrial design are also famous overseas.

France is the "country of fashion". Studying fashion design and production in France has become a "golden sign" for many people to return to China to start brands or work in large companies.

In France, the education system is complete, the teaching is rigorous, and the level is advanced. Graduation diplomas are issued uniformly by the state.

2. The fees and benefits are good and cost-effective. The cost of studying abroad in French art is low. If the student chooses a public higher art college, the student does not need to pay tuition and only needs to pay a small registration fee every year, which greatly reduces the cost of studying abroad.

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International students can also enjoy the same benefits as French students, such as housing subsidies, transportation subsidies, medical insurance, etc.

After students enter professional courses, as long as they pass the language test, they can legally work no more than 20 hours a week, and can work full-time on holidays to reduce the financial burden on their families.

3. The school has high quality assurance recognition. The two French fashion design schools, ESMOD Fashion Design School and MOD'-ARTINTERNA-TIONAL Fashion Art School, each have their own advantages, but the same thing is that their curriculum includes internship courses, which can make

Students fully practice what they have learned.

They have close ties with the industry, and the diplomas obtained by students are highly recognized in the industry.

National universities are directly funded by the French government and supervised by the Ministry of Education, and their teaching quality is guaranteed by the state.

4. Majors: Strict and diverse requirements. For students majoring in general art or design, France has public école des Beaux-Arts and private école d’Art to choose from. The difference is that the education of public école d’Art pays more attention to the basics.

Private colleges of fine arts pay more attention to students' employment prospects after graduation, so they have very close ties with enterprises. Many of the school's teachers are also managers in the industry, and internship courses are arranged in the curriculum.

The tuition fees for this type of school are relatively high, but they are also highly recognized within the industry.

2. Italy, the capital of the Renaissance, a holy place for art study abroad 1. A paradise for art masters Italy, the birthplace of the Renaissance, is a country of art.

There are twenty public art academies here, as well as many of the world's top private art academies.

There are numerous international art exhibitions and it is a gathering place for artists from around the world.

The Florence Academy of Fine Arts established by him is the world's top art school, and its influence can be compared with Harvard University, the top business school.

Every small corner of this country is full of strong artistic atmosphere. Sitting on the street is like being in a palace of art. The strong cultural atmosphere can inspire people's creative inspiration and sparks of creativity at all times.

When Chinese students study in Italy, they will experience the artistic and cultural heritage that is not available in China, which is also the dream pursuit of many artistic talents.

2. Studying abroad is more economical. The cost of studying abroad may be the biggest obstacle for many families. Compared with the United Kingdom and the United States, studying abroad in Italy is actually relatively cheap.

Because Italy has always regarded education as a non-profit industry, Italian public institutions are exempt from tuition fees for domestic and international students, and only need to pay an annual registration fee of more than 500-1,000 euros.

The local average annual living cost is about 70,000 yuan. If you live in cities such as Rome and Milan, it will only be 100,000 yuan a year.

If you apply to a private school, although tuition fees are charged, the annual expenses may only reach 1/2 or 2/3 of studying in the United Kingdom and the United States.

Italy allows international students to work legally, and students can use their spare time to do part-time jobs to supplement their living expenses.

In addition, Italian universities have established scholarships, and international students can also apply.

Therefore, considering economic factors and comprehensive art school rankings and other conditions, Italy is an absolutely cost-effective choice.

3. The admission threshold is not high. The score requirements for art students studying in Italy are relatively low. Students only need to achieve 400 points converted from the college entrance examination scores and the joint art examination scores. This is undoubtedly a dream for art students with poor cultural performance.

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However, if you want to study in Italy, language is the first hurdle for art students to apply. Secondly, each school has its own art exam, and you also need to take a written test and take the unified examination of the school of your choice.