The unified examination organized by the Italian Public Conservatory of Music (the examination time is from April to the end of June every year) is held in the International Education Center of Fushan Campus of China Ocean University (which is also the organizer of studying in Italy). Students can enter school after passing the exam. Undergraduate course is 3 years, and graduate students are free of tuition for 2 years. The average annual living expenses of students in big cities and small cities are about 70,000 RMB. The scholarship of Italian universities is about1-30,000 RMB per year, and 30% of China students can apply. The scholarship is 65,438+0,000 RMB per year, and students studying in Italy can work legally for 20 hours per week, with a minimum wage of 80 RMB/hour.
Italian professionals and teachers rank among the best in the world.
The following are the national colleges and universities to choose from (12, all free).
Milan Conservatory of Music, Turin Conservatory of Music, Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Parma Royal Conservatory of Music, Venice Conservatory of Music, Perugia Conservatory of Music, Fillmore Conservatory of Music, Siena Conservatory of Music, Adria Conservatory of Music, Lecce Conservatory of Music, Bari Conservatory of Music, Frosinone Conservatory of Music.