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MSc in European and International Tax Law

Programme overview

The Master´s Programme in European and International Tax Law offers a unique combination of specialist courses in both direct and indirect taxation with special focus on EU law, designed to meet the demands of the market for cutting-edge knowledge on multi-jurisdictional tax issues.

The overall goal is to train students with the polycentric nature of sources of tax law applicable to global trade. Students will learn how to deal with crossborder transactions in practical relevant situations with support of an appropriate knowledge of theoretical and practical legal methods.

It provides you with access to an international faculty with state-of-the-art knowledge in the field. You will meet with tax practitioners working with these issues from, for example, Ernst & Young and Deloitte. Among the teaching staff is Professor Ben Terra, Visiting Professor at the Department of Business Law. The faculty in charge of the course features Associate Professors Cécile Brokelind and Oskar Henkow, Department of Business Law. Guest lecturers highly specialized in this topic are coming to Lund providing students with practical an theoretical insights on European and International tax law claims.

Application deadline 15 Jan

The application deadline apply to all applicants - international as well as Swedish applicants.

Programme quick facts

  • Duration
    1 year, full time, 60 credits
  • Study period
    21 August 2013 – 8 June 2014
  • Degree awarded:
    Students entering the programme with an LL.B. degree is awarded an LL.M. Students entering with a BSc degree is awarded a MSc.

Class profile 2012/13

  • 151 applicants - 27 enrolled
  • Age range: 22-40
  • Male/female: 55% / 45%
  • 17 nationalities

Programme contact details

Programme Director
Associate Professor Oskar Henkow

Programme Coordinator
Sofia Rosendahl
E-mail: master@har.lu.se