The following is a list of expenses for studying in Italy:
1, the cost of studying in Italy: if you choose a private school, the tuition will be higher, ranging from 8000- 10000 euros/academic year; If you choose a public school, the tuition fees of many schools will be more close to the people. For example, the University of Rome only needs 65,438+0,000 euros per academic year, and it can also apply for scholarships. The difficulty of applying is relatively low, and the scholarship is more than 2,000-4,000 euros per academic year, which is still considerable.
2. Different Italian cities will also affect the cost of living: Italy is a shoe-shaped country with a large span between the north and the south, and generally the northern economic conditions are preferred, and the prices are relatively high; The economic conditions in the south are poor and prices are low. Therefore, if you study and live in southern cities or some second-and third-tier cities, the living expenses such as renting a house and eating are not high. The rent is about 250-350 euros a month, so it is more cost-effective for students to share apartments. If you live in first-tier cities such as Rome, Milan and Venice in the north, the rent may need to be doubled. Of course, if you look patiently, you can find a good single room for about 400-500 euros. Students in first-tier cities can also find like-minded classmates or friends to share a big room, so the rent and expenses will be lower.
Regarding the diet of studying in Italy, first of all, many schools will have their own canteens. International students can apply for proof of family income before going abroad, and the conversion into euros will not be particularly high (ignoring families with particularly superior economic conditions). With this proof, eating in public school canteens is still very cost-effective. The buffet including pasta/pizza, fish/meat, salad, fruit/dessert and drinks only costs about 3 -5 euros.
4. In terms of transportation, the annual bus card for first-tier cities is about 250 -350 euros, and students can apply for a free card. Take Rome as an example. After exemption, the annual bus card is about 65,438 euros+0,30 euros. Some relatively small second-and third-tier cities may not need to apply for a bus card and can walk to school. Occasionally, you need to take public transportation to buy a second ticket, which is basically around 1 Euro -2 Euro. Taxis in Italy are more expensive and charge by time. Moreover, if you don't take a taxi on the waiting platform, you need to pay the distance from the start of calling the car to the car. It is also a great saving to go out without taking a taxi.
5. In terms of life, there is no water fee for renting a house in Italy, and the property fee, electricity fee, internet access fee and heating fee are relatively limited, especially if students share an apartment equally, the pressure is not too great. When a small number of houses are rented, the landlord will also bear all the expenses directly.
6, buy daily necessities, many supermarkets will have discounts all year round, converted into RMB and domestic supermarkets will not be much different.
To sum up, in first-tier cities, the annual expenditure is about 8- 1.2 million, and everyone's living habits and lifestyles are different, which is probably the cost. If it is in a second-tier city, it will be around 60,000.