Because the Italian government does not regard education as a profit-making industry, Italian national universities implement a tuition-free policy, and only charge about 800- 1500 euros for registration every year. In this way, international students can save more than 654.38 million yuan every year, which is very suitable for working-class families. The advantage of free tuition in public universities makes Italy a new favorite for China students to study abroad.

Generally speaking, the cost of studying in Italy for the first year is divided into two types.

Admission in March: language fee+living expenses+other miscellaneous expenses =7000 euros;

Admission in September: registration fee+living expenses+other miscellaneous expenses = more than 5,000 euros.

In Italy, the cost of living is the lowest in Europe. In addition to key cities, food, housing and transportation cost only about 400 euros per person per month. International students can work 20-25 hours a week, such as cafes, pizza shops and tour guides. And the Italian bursary can basically balance the living expenses of students studying in Italy. Studying in Italy for three years costs only about RMB 200,000.