Studying in Italy for Art —— An in-depth Analysis of Lando Plan

Italy has opened the door for China art students to study abroad. Among them, the high-profile Turandot Plan is specially designed for China art students, which makes you stand out in the highly competitive study abroad market. This paper will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of Turandot program in depth to help you better understand this study abroad program.

Designed for China art students.

Compared with other ways of studying abroad, Turandot Plan is especially aimed at China art students, so the enrollment scope is smaller and the competition is relatively mild.

Low application threshold

As long as you graduate from high school, have a high school diploma, have participated in the college entrance examination, have a cultural score of more than 300 points, and meet the specific formula in the art test, you will have the opportunity to join the Turandot plan.

There is no language requirement before going abroad.

Unlike other study abroad programs, Turandot allows students to go abroad without any language foundation. Students can go directly to the Italian language school and get the language certificate of B 1-B2.

Simplify visa procedures

You don't need a face-to-face visa, just get a study visa, and you can easily embark on a study tour in Italy.

You need to finish the language preparation first.

Students participating in Turandot Program need to complete 10- 1 1 month language preparation course in Italy. In September of the following year, you still need to pass the junior college exam before you can formally enter school. This means that you need to spend another year's time and expenses.