? Higher art and music education system Italy is famous for its rich and colorful art and music wealth. Many precious art cities and long cultural traditions make this country a fertile ground for creation. Rich artistic treasures have also promoted the development of Italian economy, not only promoted the prosperity of tourism, but also made the products made in Italy have high-quality artistic and technical connotations. In fact, in fashion, design, home and other industries, made in Italy? It has become synonymous with creativity and enjoys a high reputation in the international market. While maintaining a rich tradition of arts and crafts, with the development of the industrial system and the emergence of new technologies, Italian products are constantly innovating. Because of this, Italy has become the best destination for students all over the world to study art, music, dance, drama and design.

In higher education institutions of art and music, art can be fully displayed, because there, design, fashion, multimedia, drama art and so on can be combined with scientific research, so that students can learn and explore traditions while not forgetting to innovate and create and design the future of society.

Art education plays an important role in cultivating future artistic talents. Art is a way of communication and an international language that can cross national boundaries and connect different cultures, nationalities and religions.

In recent years, the Italian education system has undergone many major reforms. Considering that Italy has a good tradition and rich teaching experience in the field of art and music colleges, Italy has integrated all higher education institutions engaged in art, music and design teaching into a university-level system for the first time.

Academy of Fine Arts, Academy of Dance, Academy of Drama, Conservatory of Music and Academy of Arts and Crafts are places for research, creation and new artistic language, which also continue the history and tradition of Italy in the field of fine arts and music.

The Italian art and music education system includes 1, 3 1 schools all over the country. By the end of the 2003/2004 school year, there were 60,000 registered students, 8,500 teachers and more than 0,000 courses taught by/kloc-0, all of which were designed according to EU standards (three-year basic courses, that is, first-class courses? The two-year master's program is a second-level course).

In 2003, the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research launched the National Fine Arts Award, which is the most important national competition for students of Italian fine arts and music schools, aiming at discovering young artists from it. The judges of the competition include many famous artists, such as violinist Uto Ughi, vocalist renata scotto and sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro. Industrial artist Fabrizio Plessi, designer sergio pininfarina, set designer Gianni Quaranta and dancer Maya Plisetskaya.