This document discusses and compares university systems in Europe and the US. It covers the following key points: - The European systems discussed are Italy and Germany. Italy has public and private universities with fees ranging from €530-€3500 for public and €5000-€30,000 for private. Germany does not have university fees but charges administrative fees of €170-€590. - Issues with the Italian system include partially paid public universities and fraud around access tests. The German system selects students early based on academic performance. - University attendance rates vary across Europe, with the highest rates in Lithuania, Luxembourg, and Cyprus. More women than men complete university degrees. - University education in the

1. Industry Of
Education

2. How functions the
university’s in the world
Now we will can look at two systems
• European
• USA

3. Italian system
• The access to public university is
possible with everyone through
the system of ISEE (Equivalent
Economic Situation Indicator)
• The taxes increase to the increase
of the income and of this indicator
• Public and private scholarships
allow poor students to enroll in
university
• the annual fees from public
universities start from € 530 to €
3,500
• The annual fees from private
universities start 5000€ to 30.000€

4. Where is the
problem?
• The public university as
we have seen is partly
paid, because some
faculties such as
medicine have a paid test
to access
• There have been
numerous events
because to pass the tests
you often have to take
paid courses.
• There have been
numerous frauds where
access tests were passed
by recommended
persons, but the
university collects
thousands of euros
thanks to these tests

5. Germanic system
• University education is
financed by the “Länder” who
are responsible for school and
university administration, while
at national level refer to the
Federal Ministry for Education
and Research.
• In General, University fees are
not paid in Germany, but there
is variable administrative fee of
170-590 for year which
includes services such as
public transport passes.

6. Where is the
problem?
• The entri German school system is built by selecting and directing
• This varies from different “Land”
• but we can say that at university only those who have demonstrated an
excellent academic performance can have access from an early age
• This means that it will be difficult to access the university for those who
have not shown since childhood that it is brought to the study

7. Systems similar to those
analyzed could also be found
in other European countries

8. The system in
the UK
Compared to most European cities the
United Kingdom it is the only one that has
very high taxes (leaving aside the
Scotland where it is still almost free)
11.000€ year to go up

9. We can see in the graph made by a Eurostat
survey shows how many graduates between
30 and 34 year the are every hundred citizens
We find Lithuania with more (58.7%)
Followed by Luxembourg (54.6%)
and Cyprus (53.4%)

10. As the statistical office the European Union we can see that
throughout Europe there is an increasingly higher performance of
women than men who complete their studies and are able to graduate

11. American university sistem

12. In the u.s.a we can
find the much famous
university
But the American university don’t is
only “Harvard, Yale, Berkeley” but
there are over 2000 accredited
university
Taxes in america are very expensive
and in the world of work, they will
evaluate your degree based on
which university you have attended

13. But the list of top 100 universities
are real or are a business to
increase enrollment ?

14. Business of ranking
• These agencies are very famous in the field of university rankings
• We can read in detail in the report of this presentation that these
are private consulting agency
• There are no real scientific parameters to create these rankings.
Universities often subsidize statistics