How much can an art student study abroad?

It has become a trend for art students to study abroad for further study. As long as students have the conditions, they will basically choose to study abroad, but their artistic attainments are even better. So how much does it cost for art students to study abroad? Let's take a look at it with the study abroad network.

1. Generally speaking, expenses in the United States

: tuition is 3,-4, USD/year, and living expenses are 2,-3, USD/year.

The recommended schools are: Rhode Island School of Design, Cleveland College of Art, Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, california institute of the arts, USA, and American Art Design Center College.

Admission requirements for American art universities: General art colleges require students to have excellent academic performance during their school years. TOEFL and SAT are required for undergraduate application, and TOEFL and GRE/GMAT are required for master application. American art colleges generally require TOEFL to be at least 9 points.

2. Britain

In Britain, there are more than 1 schools offering art and design postgraduate majors, with a total of more than 1, majors, which is one of the popular majors for international students to apply for.

The major directions of British art design postgraduates mainly include: fashion design, interior design, urban design, architectural design, industrial design, graphic design, fashion design, jewelry design, animation, art, painting, photography, performance, drama, film and television production, music, composition, dance, director and so on.

The academic system of British art and design postgraduates is usually one year, and the employment direction is diversified according to the choice of major direction.

The following is the statistical data of the total expenses (tuition+living expenses) of British art design majors.

The average total expenses of British art design postgraduates are: 21,874 pounds/year, about 218, yuan/year.

The cheapest major for British art and design postgraduates is Animation and Design major of Sunderland University (diploma type: MA), with a total cost of 13,924 pounds/year, about 139, yuan/year (including tuition: 9,4 pounds/year; Living expenses: 4524 pounds/year).

The major with the highest total cost for art design postgraduates in Britain is steel structure design major in Imperial College London (diploma type: MSc), with a total cost of 39,268 pounds/year, which is about 391, yuan/year (including tuition: 24,5 pounds/year; Living expenses: 14,768 pounds/year).

If we only compare the tuition fees of British art and design postgraduates without considering other cost factors, then

the average tuition fees of British art and design postgraduates are: 12,94 pounds/year, about 12, yuan/year.

The cheapest major for postgraduate students majoring in art and design in Britain is Media Art (diploma type: MA) of South Bank University in London. The tuition fee is 5,4 pounds/year, which is about 54, yuan/year.

The most expensive major for postgraduate students majoring in art and design in Britain is Information Experience Design (diploma type: MA), and the tuition fee is 26,9 pounds/year, about 268, yuan/year.

At the same time, the living expenses of British universities are slightly different due to the different regions where the universities are located. Therefore, the living expenses should also be taken into account in the process of choosing schools.

The average living expenses in the UK are 9,615 pounds/year, which is about 96, yuan/year.

The cheapest university in Britain is the University of Sunderland. The living expenses are 4,524 pounds/year, which is about 45, yuan/year.

The most expensive university in the UK is London Business School, with a living expense of 19,8 pounds/year, or about 197, yuan/year. (Note: The exchange rate of British pound and RMB is calculated at 1: 9.95).

3. Canada

With the arrival of the entrance season, more and more students and parents have turned their eyes to Canada with high cost performance. In the past, when it came to studying abroad, many students and parents wanted to study some practical and employable majors. Therefore, some people joked that in business schools all over the world, professors of computer schools had to learn Chinese, because the whole class was almost all China students, while local students became "foreigners". However, in the past two years, students' choice of majors has become more and more diversified, and parents now hold an open attitude to support their children to choose majors according to their own hobbies and specialties. Among these "non-mainstream" majors, the number of students who choose to study art is also the largest. Here is a brief introduction to the cost of studying abroad for Canadian arts.

(1) tuition. In addition to having classes with other majors, many majors in art have STUDIO PRACTICE courses, that is, one-on-one professional teaching (more common in oil painting and music majors). Tuition fees for these courses have been included in the formal course tuition fees.

* Art design, generally speaking, the tuition fee for one year is about 12,-15, Canadian dollars when studying in a two-year public art college, such as Xie Lidan Institute, the largest public art college in Canada. Secondly, a four-year professional university, such as OCAD, costs about 15,92 Canadian dollars (equivalent to 1, RMB) a year.

* Music, studying in a two-year community college, costs about 12,-15, Canadian dollars a year. Four-year universities, such as the University of British Columbia, have a tuition fee of about 22,-26, Canadian dollars/year (equivalent to about 13,-16, RMB).

(2) Accommodation and meals cost about 8,5 Canadian dollars (equivalent to 53,55 RMB) per year

(3) Medical insurance. Canadian universities require international students to buy insurance, and the insurance premium ranges from 6 to 9 Canadian dollars (equivalent to 3,78 RMB to 5,67 RMB)

In summary, the cost of studying abroad in art colleges in Canada is about 1 year.

4. France

France is world-famous for its romantic humanistic feelings, and its economy and culture are very prosperous. France has a far-reaching influence on the development of world art in music, fine arts, fashion design and landscape design. Paris, the capital of France, is a world art capital with too many romantic reverie, and is famous for its culture, art and romantic customs. Therefore, many students who want to further their studies in the art field regard France as the first choice for studying abroad.

Parents are probably most concerned about the cost of sending their children to study abroad. Since public universities in countries where art students aspire to study abroad, such as France and Germany, are free of tuition, they only need to bear the living expenses. Therefore, if you can apply to study in a public school, the expenses consumed at home and abroad are comparable.

Tuition:

Attending a public school is free of tuition and only needs to pay the living expenses, so it costs about RMB 15, to complete the undergraduate course and RMB 25, to complete the master's degree;

to attend a private school, it takes about RMB 3, to complete the undergraduate course. Taking students majoring in fine arts as an example, the fees of public schools in China and France are as follows:

Tuition: in China, it varies from 8, to 2, yuan due to different schools; France is free of tuition.

years of study: four years for undergraduate and three years for master in China; France has a three-year undergraduate course and a two-year master's degree.

living expenses: 7 ~ 25 yuan/year in China; France pays 3, ~ 4, yuan/year, but the state provides 4% ~ 6% subsidies.

5. Germany

Germany is the most developed country in industrial design in the world, and it is also the hometown of musicians. Students who are interested in this field can choose Germany. Many public universities in Germany charge free or only a small amount of tuition fees, but they have requirements for German proficiency, and all the expenses are 8,-9, yuan a year. Well-known art colleges are: Berlin University of the Arts, Stuttgart National Academy of Plastic Arts, Weimar Liszt Conservatory of Music, Berlin Conservatory of Music, Hamburg Conservatory of Music, and their specialties are product design, piano and artistic modeling. Since 215, all public university education in Germany is free of tuition. Compared with hundreds of thousands of tuition fees in Britain and the United States, the pressure on students' families is much less, and the living expenses can also be solved by working.

The social order in Germany is good. The German government allows college students to work tax-free and sets a protective minimum remuneration standard. In addition to various benefits, such as free medical services, students can also enjoy other preferential policies for students, such as student discount tickets for transportation and entertainment. The average student in China spends 5-6 euros a month. (including accommodation, insurance, communication, transportation and food).