I. Application conditions
1, education requirements
To apply for a bachelor's degree, you need to complete high school or equivalent education, obtain national certification, and obtain a qualified certificate of achievement. You can't fail one subject, otherwise you are likely to fail.
It will be difficult to apply for a master's degree. Although it also accepts applications from junior colleges, junior college students must take preparatory courses. If they want to go to school directly, they must complete four years of undergraduate study with excellent results.
2. Language requirements
In the early days, the language requirements of undergraduate applicants were not high in colleges and universities. As long as IELTS reaches 5, you can apply for English-taught majors, and as long as Italian reaches B 1, you can enter Italian-taught majors.
However, in the past two years, the threshold has been raised, and the IELTS score of undergraduates must reach 5 or 5; Graduate IELTS score must reach 6 or 0; The entrance of Italian general major must have B2 level.
3. Document requirements
Then there is the requirement of manjusri materials. In addition to the above-mentioned academic materials, achievement materials and language materials, the preparation of necessary study abroad documents is also essential, and Italian must be used.
Your resume must be carefully written, so that auditors can better grasp your advantages; At least two letters of recommendation should be prepared, and the selected referees should have certain social status.
Two. Overview of Turin University of Technology
Turin University of Technology is located in Turin, a beautiful industrial city at the foot of the Alps in northern Italy. This is a national university of science and engineering with a long history (founded in 1859), which enjoys a high reputation in Europe, especially in the fields of architectural design, machinery manufacturing, electronic communication and other engineering technologies, and enjoys a high reputation all over the world. For example, there are Valentino Castle buildings, Fiat and Ferrari cars. The main diesel engine R&D center of General Motors is also being built in the new campus of Turin Polytechnic University.
The Royal Turin University of Technology, the predecessor of Turin University of Technology, was formally established in 1906, but its origin is actually much longer. As early as 1859, according to the Casati Act, the Institute of Engineers Applied Technology and the Italian Industrial Museum merged to form a university. With the support of the Italian Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Trade, this university started the education and research of advanced technology, and actively explored new technical fields according to the current national environment, attracting a large number of outstanding researchers in a short time, and further carried out the subject research of electronic technology and building technology. 1859, Valentino Castle was transferred to the Institute of Applied Technology for Engineers, and now it is part of Turin Polytechnic University where the School of Architecture is located. Valentino Castle is located in Parco del Valentino, one of the largest urban parks in Italy, close to the Po River, with rich vegetation and beautiful environment.
Third, the advantages of studying abroad.
1. First of all, Italy is attractive enough, with Rome, the birthplace of the world's splendid culture, Milan, the capital of trends, Florence, Venice, a city on the water, and so on.
Secondly, studying abroad must be concerned about its teacher level and education level. Italian universities have a long history and the distribution of higher education resources is balanced.
3. Sino-Italian relations. With the "Belt and Road" policy, Sino-Italian relations have become closer, which has given many students more development opportunities.
4. Low cost. One thing that attracts many students in Italy is that public universities are free of tuition. For international students, Italian public schools are free of tuition, which has become an upsurge of studying abroad. No matter whether the family condition is good or not, it is of course free.
The Italian government adopts a unified charging standard for domestic students and international students. Moreover, you can also apply for generous scholarships, and the living and accommodation expenses are about 40,000 to 50,000 a year.