University of Twente
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Contributor-Level 10
According to QS, the most popular courses at University of Twente include MS. Below table showcases the 2023 QS course rankings of University of Twente:
Course Name (Ranking Category) | Rank 2023 | Rank 2022 |
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MS (Engineering and Technology) | 129 | 96 |
MS (QS - Mathematics Rankings) | 301-350 | 301-350 |
MS (Physics and Astronomy Rankings) | 201-250 | 201-250 |
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According to various sources, University of Twente is one of the most prestigious business schools in the world. To support this fact, University of Twente ranks at 129 in the QS Engineering and Technology for 2023. It has been placed at 96 and 136 for its MS course for the year 2022 and 2021, respectively. The first year tuition fee of University of Twente MS course is Euro 12750-16750.
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According to the US News & World Report Global Universities, the University of Twente ranks 400 in World University Ranking in 2023 and stood at 165 in the best globsl universities in Europe. The university also ranked at 12th position for the best Global Universities in the Neitherlands. In the table given below, students can check the rankings of Twente University for the last three years.
Ranked By | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
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ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) - Universities Rankings [1] | 401-500 | 401-500 | NA |
QS - World University Ranking [2] | 197 | 189 | 212 |
THE (Times Higher Education) - University Ranking [3] | 201-250 | 201-250 | 251-300 |
US News & World Report - Global Universities [4] | 390 | 383 | 400 |
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The total cost of living is around €12.000, per year, excluding tuition fees. In the table given below, students can check some of the other required expenses like food, books and other supplies.
Categories | Cost |
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Housing | €6,500 |
Food | €2,500 |
Books and supplies | €500 |
Transportation | €800 |
Insurance (optional for EU/EEA students) | €650 |
Entry visa/residence permit (Non-EU/EEA students only) | €210 |
Bicycle | €200 |
Bank account | €50 |
Other (clothing etc.) | €900 |
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