Private: belonging to an organization or individual and invested by a private or private institution.

Different investors lead to different purposes of their existence. Public universities are funded by the state and undertake the mission of national higher education, emphasizing the research and teaching of basic disciplines, while private universities rely on the market to survive, offering courses to meet market demand, and the quality of teaching is the guarantee for their survival.

Be good at different fields

Public: Public universities are strong in art, business and engineering. Italian public universities pay attention to the teaching of basic subjects. For students who prefer pure art majors such as oil painting and sculpture, attending public universities is the best choice, such as Florence Academy of Fine Arts and Rome Academy of Fine Arts. In view of the fact that this kind of major needs long-term theoretical knowledge accumulation and research.

Private: generally invested by big consortia or social institutions, with relatively strong strength. Moreover, courses are generally market-oriented, and in the face of market demand, courses are constantly innovating, and teaching quality is the guarantee of their survival. In the fields of fashion design and jewelry design, private universities are indeed better.

Provide different services

Public: free of tuition, the service provided is similar to "public * * * service", and registration only needs to fill in a form. Therefore, their campus area is often huge, the campus organization is loose, the number of students is large, and the per capita attention of students is extremely low.

Private: They need to pay high tuition fees, provide "competitive services in the market", and students have to pass exams when they enter school. Therefore, their campuses are often exquisite and compact, with a limited number of students, attracting more and more attention, and constantly improving the quality of service to attract more students.

Different charges

Public: Basically, you only need to pay a certain registration fee every year, generally around100-4,000 Euros.

Private: in addition to the registration fee, you have to pay expensive tuition fees. For example, to apply for an undergraduate course, you have to pay a registration fee of about 1 0,400 euros and a tuition fee of about 1 0,2000 euros every year! Therefore, in terms of tuition, domestic students and parents should do what they can!

Graduation trends are different.

Public: Generally, we will get international support to carry out some project research work, so as to lay a foundation for students who have returned from studying abroad and intend to work in relevant state departments.

Private: high market recognition and high employment rate, especially in the field of art and design, and students have the opportunity to contact top international brands. Celebrities and masters in the industry keep close contact with universities, so that students can fully accept the most professional and fashionable ideological guidance and experience sharing.

Special mention should be made to the New Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, Italy, which is an Italian private art school certified by the Ministry of Education of China. Its strength is obvious to all.