Colleges in Netherlands

The University of Twente has a considerable quantity of international students. During the academic year 2022–2023, the University of Twente had 4089 worldwide college students enrolled in both bachelor's and master's programs, which represents about 40.8% of new bachelor's college students and 39.6% of new master's college students. The University of Twente is domestic to college students from eighty-five one-of-a-kind international locations, representing a whole lot of cultural backgrounds. 

The University of Twente is ranked #184 in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, #210 in the QS World University Rankings, and #489 in the CWTS Leiden Ranking. According to US News, it holds the #400 spot in Best Global Universities. In 2022, it was ranked between 401-500 by ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) - Universities Rankings.

Some of the specific subject rankings according to US news include:
#162 in Chemical Engineering
#301 in Chemistry 
#543 in Clinical Medicine 
#186 in Computer Science. 

Some of the most preferred courses by Indian students at the University of Twente include MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management, MSc in Civil Engineering and Management, M.Sc in Robotics, MSc in Embedded Systems, BSc in Industrial Design, M.Sc Construction Management and Engineering, MSc in Interaction Technology, MSc in Computer Science, MSc Environmental and Energy Management, and M.Sc Communication Science, among others. 

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Worldwide the rank of Leiden University is 77th place (2022-2023)

Leiden University in the Netherlands is consistently ranked among the top universities globally. Its exact ranking can vary slightly depending on the ranking system used (such as QS World University Rankings, Times Higher Education World University Rankings, Academic Ranking of World Universities). However, it typically falls within the top 100 universities worldwide.

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Finding part-time jobs while studying at Leiden University can vary depending on factors such as your field of study, language proficiency, work experience, and the job market conditions at the time.

While finding part-time work alongside studies is possible, it's essential to manage your time effectively and ensure that your job commitments do not interfere with your academic performance. Additionally, familiarize yourself with any visa regulations or work permit requirements if you're an international student seeking employment in the Netherlands.

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Generally it is not mandatory to have work experience to get into Leiden's MS programme but having work experience does increases your chances to get into it. It is always suggested to check details of each programme and it's creteria.

Since work application is strong factor for your application, you can do following things to fill this gap till some extent as administrators look upon many other factors.

1. Have a strong academic hold in your undergrad course.
2. Get a recomendation letter.
3. Score good in standard exams like GRE, GMAT IELTS.
4. Highlight your skills.
5. Do good research activities.