European Tax Law (Advanced LL.M.)
The Advanced Studies in European Tax Law is a small-scale programme. It will provide you with a strong foundation in EU tax law and the option to specialise in direct taxation, indirect taxation or state aid law.
The Master Advanced Studies in European Tax Law will no longer be offered at Leiden University effective from the academic year 2019-2020. Please contact the International Tax Center: coordinator@itc-leiden.nl
More information: www.itc-leiden.nl
What does this master's programme entail?
In the master’s programme in European Tax Law, you will develop a firm grasp of key European case law and fundamental legal concepts. You will also become familiar with prominent scholars in the field of European tax law. At the same time, you will acquire the skills needed to translate EU tax law into practice in a commercial, public sector or judicial setting.
Reasons to choose European Tax Law at Leiden University?
As a student of the European Tax Law programme, you will benefit from:
- Expert instructors: The lecturing staff are highly regarded for their teaching and research, and many also work as independent practitioners. This ensures that current developments in EU tax law are integrated into the curriculum.
- Small-scale teaching: The programme’s small class sizes allow you to really get to know your professors and fellow students and to actively participate in the discussions.
- Excellent reputation: Leiden Law School has developed its reputation for excellence by combining a high level of academic teaching with acclaimed and innovative research. Its tradition of quality attracts prestigious professors and professionals from around the world who teach you in a challenging and supportive atmosphere.
Find more reasons to study European Tax Law at Leiden University.
Is European Tax Law the right programme for you?
To be a good fit for the master’s programme in European Tax Law, you should possess:
- a keen interest in EU tax law and a sufficiently high performance in your previous studies AND
- a law degree that gives access to the legal professions in the country where the degree was obtained OR
- a degree in a field other than law (e.g. economics or business administration, master’s level or comparable), provided that the studies included a substantial legal component
Both recent graduates and experienced professionals are welcome to apply.
Read more about the entry requirements for European Tax Law.