Secure the future by studying tax!
The programme equips students with in-depth knowledge in European, international and domestic tax law, preparing graduates to thrive as leading specialists in the field of tax law.
The Programme at a glance – 120 ECTS
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Duration:2 years / 4 sem
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Languages:EN, FR
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Admissions:EU: 1 Feb 2023 – 31 Jul 2023
Non-EU: 1 Feb 2023 – 30 Apr 2023 -
Fees:200€/ sem. (semester 3,4)
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Format:PartTimePossible
Master in European and International Tax Law
This highly-specialised LL.M. prepares graduates to become leaders in their respective areas of tax expertise – be that in a private law practice or accounting firm, in government administration, in the judiciary, or in academia.
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Features
Teaching Faculty consists of a mix of leading academics and practitioners from Luxembourg, Europe and the US.
In addition to academic excellence, students can acquire practical skills in a tax-practice workshop with coaching from professional experts.
The Programme benefits from close interaction with research activities by the ATOZ Chair for European and International Tax Law, giving students free access to highest level international conferences at the cutting edge of knowledge creation.
The ATOZ Foundation offers a needs-based scholarship to cover the costs living and studying in Luxembourg.
Students graduate with a degree that is tailored to the requirements of the Luxembourg tax practice, ensuring excellent employability prospects.
Due to the programme’s international outlook, the skills obtained are equally relevant for students who seek to work abroad following graduation.
FIBAA is an internationally-recognised agency for quality assurance and quality development in higher education.
The Master in European and International Tax Law received the accreditation in winter semester 2019 for a period of 5 years (until winter semester 2024/25).
Our team
The Master’s unique outlook relies on a diverse group of internationally leading academics, practitioners, and representatives of local institutions (tax administrations, courts) to give students a holistic understanding of tax law and closely related fields.
