Tuition difference between public and private universities in Italy; Tuition difference between graduate students and undergraduate students.
If you go to private schools in Italy, the annual tuition fee is mostly around RMB 6,543,800+,while the registration fee for public universities is only RMB1-20,000.
Grants given by the school can also be given in the form of reduction or exemption of accommodation fees or canteen subsidies. Only a few schools in Italy have dormitories, which can save students some money. Postgraduates only need two years, while undergraduates need three years, so the total cost of studying abroad for undergraduates is one-third higher than that for postgraduates.
The difference of annual cost of studying in Italy
The cost of studying in Italy is mainly composed of tuition and living expenses. Among them, different universities, different tuition fees and different majors are definitely different. The tuition fee mentioned here refers to the "registration fee". The tuition fee for the first year of studying in Italy will be slightly higher. Because most students went to Italy through the Kyle Poirot Plan and the Turandot Plan. The planned students will not only study Italian at home, but also continue to study Italian abroad for half a year. So in the first year, students have to pay for studying Italian at home and abroad.
I just came to Italy in the first year, and there are many places where I will definitely spend money when I first arrive. In addition, there is no concept of controlling money in life, and saving money has an adaptive process. Then when you are familiar with the surrounding environment, you will know where there is something to sell. If you find a cheap house, you can use your spare time to work, and the annual tuition will naturally decrease.
Differences in the cost of living among cities in Italy
It depends on the city. In small cities, the monthly rent is only 150 euros or all inclusive, and 300 euros is enough for meals. In big cities, the cost is more. For example, the rent in Milan is 350 euros a month, and the living expenses are 600 euros a month. A little higher. There are also registration fees and other fees. To sum up, if small cities save less than 50 thousand living expenses, big cities can also win 78 thousand.
In addition, Italy can apply for grants and scholarships, some of which can be reduced or exempted. Therefore, the cost of 60,000 RMB is completely achievable, even much less than this figure!
Generally, the daily living expenses in northern cities are between 7,000 and 8,000 euros per year, including accommodation, utilities, food and clothing, transportation, tuition and fees, entertainment and insurance, but excluding tuition. Of course, the final consumption level is related to everyone's lifestyle.
Consumption details (because the consumption amount is time-sensitive, the price has been changing. The following information is not guaranteed to be absolutely accurate and is for reference only)
The average price of renting a single room is 250 euros per month;
Local air ticket 1.00 Euro? Each ticket can be used for 75 minutes in Modena and 60 minutes in Reggio Emilia.
Eating in a pizza shop costs about 15 euros per person;
Breakfast in local bar (a cup of cappuccino and a French croissant) is 2.30 euros;
Coffee bar lunch (a sandwich and a drink is about 5 euros);
The movie ticket is 7.50 euros, and there are discounts on non-holidays.