LL.M. in International and European Tax Law in Netherlands at UM Netherlands

These are the international student eligibility for the LL.M. in International and European Tax Law in Netherlands

Graduates from selected relevant university bachelor’s programmes You are eligible for admission to the master’s programme International and European Tax Law if you have a Dutch university bachelor’s degree in: Tax Law or Fiscal Economics. You are also eligible for admission if you have a non-Dutch university bachelor’s degree in Tax Law or Fiscal Economics.

Note: a master's degree in fiscal economics alone (without a bachelor's degree in fiscal economics) is not sufficient to be directly admissible to the master's programme in tax law.

Graduates from another bachelor’s programme Excellent students with another bachelor’s degree (e.g. economics, business administration and others), or law degree at a higher vocational education level have to pass the Entrance exam in Tax Law. We advise all students to have taken a course in substantive tax law in their home countries.

Note: If a student without a bachelor’s degree in either Tax Law or Fiscal Economics wishes to be admitted to the Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs (NOB), then it is compulsory to take the regular Dutch language entrance exam.
The above admission requirement is on Specialisation International and European Tax law. The other specilizations are Specialisation Customs and International Supply Chain Taxation, Specialisation Tax and Technology.

These are the domestic student eligibility for the LL.M. in International and European Tax Law

Graduates from selected relevant university bachelor’s programmes You are eligible for admission to the master’s programme International and European Tax Law if you have a Dutch university bachelor’s degree in: Tax Law or Fiscal Economics. You are also eligible for admission if you have a non-Dutch university bachelor’s degree in Tax Law or Fiscal Economics.

Note: a master's degree in fiscal economics alone (without a bachelor's degree in fiscal economics) is not sufficient to be directly admissible to the master's programme in tax law.

Graduates from another bachelor’s programme Excellent students with another bachelor’s degree (e.g. economics, business administration and others), or law degree at a higher vocational education level have to pass the Entrance exam in Tax Law. We advise all students to have taken a course in substantive tax law in their home countries.

Note: If a student without a bachelor’s degree in either Tax Law or Fiscal Economics wishes to be admitted to the Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs (NOB), then it is compulsory to take the regular Dutch language entrance exam.
The above admission requirement is on Specialisation International and European Tax law. The other specilizations are Specialisation Customs and International Supply Chain Taxation, Specialisation Tax and Technology.

These are the test eligibilities for the LL.M. in International and European Tax Law to qualify.

The international student tuition fees and costs for LL.M. in International and European Tax Law in Netherlands.

Prospective students who received their prior education in a non-EU/EEA country* need to pay a handling fee of €100 (excl. bank costs) at the start of the application process for all UM bachelor, master and bridging programmes. This fee covers the administrative costs concerning the assessment of prospective students’ prior education diploma. Your application will not be processed, if the handling fee is not paid.

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