Studying in Germany usually involves several expenses: tuition and living expenses (including hotel accommodation, catering, clothing, books, communications, etc. ), medical insurance fees, training fees (to be paid in Bavaria) and so on.

German school year miscellaneous fees: every school is different. Students applying for registration at all universities in Germany have to pay the so-called "school year miscellaneous fees" every academic year. Because each school includes a different item in the "school year miscellaneous fees", the amount paid is different. The average is about 270 euros. School year miscellaneous expenses mainly include family welfare expenses, which are used for daily expenses such as student canteens, student dormitories or fitness facilities and their expenses during the period. Universities in some federal states will continue to deduct semester fees, ranging from about 50 to 75 euros per academic year.

In addition to the above categories, some schools also require students to pay special train tickets for the academic year, and they can also take public transport facilities in and around the college completely free of charge within half a year. This special train ticket is very worthwhile, much cheaper than buying a ticket. Registration fee for studying in German universities: 150 Euro/year. Studying in Germany is free, but you have to pay the registration fee. After applying for registration, the school will issue a free experience monthly pass card to international students, which includes travel expenses.

German study abroad textbook fee: 600 euros/year. Because the original English books in Germany are very expensive, most students have to copy books or go to the library to read books; Naturally, different types of German universities, the corresponding tuition and fees, teaching materials fees will fluctuate to some extent. German study abroad insurance fee: 240 euros/year. It is also essential to study in Germany and get medical insurance. As long as you set foot in Europe, you must buy insurance. Insurance covers medical treatment, personal safety and accidents. I will have a family doctor. If it's a simple fever, cold or high fever, you can see a family doctor for treatment. Medical care and medicine are free.

If it is a serious illness, the family doctor must issue a certificate and go to the hospital for treatment. This part of the cost is also within the scope of commercial insurance, and this critical illness insurance is very comprehensive, which also relieves parents' worries. Others: 600 euros. The leisure activities of European students are very rich, so there will be this part of the expenses.

Second, the cost of living in Germany.

Although many students can study in Germany for free, living expenses are inevitable. The consumption level in some parts of Germany is higher than that in other areas. For example, Munich is known as the city with the highest consumption level in Germany, with an average annual consumption level of about 1.2 million euros. In comparison, the average annual consumption level in Germany is about 10200 euros.

1. Accommodation fee

Rent is undoubtedly a big expense for you every month, but if you live in a shared apartment or a student dormitory, the rent will be cheaper. The monthly rent of the shared apartment is 280 euros, and the student dormitory is 234 euros.

Use meal fee

According to the information of DAAD German Academic Exchange Center, the average variable cost of dining for one month is 168 Euro.

3. Travel expenses

College students enjoy preferential travel policies in many big cities in Germany, and they can travel free of charge in their areas by paying relatively limited fees to colleges and universities every academic year or school year. In some areas, the scope of free is even wider. Ordinary students need to buy monthly tickets or annual tickets, and they can enjoy a 50% discount or even higher discount with their student ID cards. Even college students who have not applied for registration as an announcement can't enjoy bus concessions, and the expenses for purchasing monthly tickets or annual tickets are not very high. For example, in Berlin, a student can take all public buses in Berlin, including subway stations, with an annual bus ticket of less than 500 euros.

How much do Italian graduate students need to prepare for studying abroad? Private schools, the training fee is still very high, 8000- 15000 euros/school year; If the public school is successful, the tuition fee will be free, but the registration fee will be paid. For example, the University of Rome only needs 65,438+0,000 euros per year, and it can also apply for grants and academic scholarships. State grants can reduce the registration fee by 2/3, and academic scholarships are more than 2,000-4,000 euros per year, which is quite generous.

Catering:

It is more cost-effective to eat in the canteen of public schools. A cafeteria that includes pasta/pizza, fish/meat, fruit salad, fresh fruit/dessert and drinks only costs about 3 -5 euros. According to the annual household income, even 3 euros is not cheap. Basically, lunch and dinner are given, so it is not a problem to eat.

Italian exam fee:

In China, students must refer to A2 or better Italian proficiency test according to the actual situation. Take this year's A2 exam as an example. The examination fee for Siena International Studies University is 330 yuan, and that for Perugia International Studies University is 850 yuan.

Travel expenses:

The cost of a Roman student bus card is 130 euros (in Europe and America, for example, Pennsylvania is about $900 a year).

In addition to the above expenses, plastic artists also need to buy a lot of raw materials for literary and artistic creation, and should choose raw materials to capture heroes. For example, Italian teachers will need to use some brands of paper and gold paper. Students who study and train fashion design will also buy all kinds of fabrics on time, which is not a small expense. However, students with financial pressure can apply for academic scholarships related to Italian universities to reduce the financial burden of a family.