To qualify for admission to the programme, applicants (full-time or part-time) should:

• Hold a law degree that gives access to the legal professions in the country where the degree was obtained. Graduates from fields other than law (e.g. a graduate degree in economics or business administration) may also be admitted, provided their previous studies included a substantial legal component.

• Demonstrate a sufficiently high performance in their previous studies, validated by marks on their University Degree/Transcript and the accompanying mark criteria, and letters of recommendation from current or previous professors and/or employers.

• Demonstrate a keen interest in EU Tax Law, illustrated by, among other things, a letter of motivation, past experience related to the subject (i.e., work, publications, conference papers).

• Prove English language proficiency, validated through TOEFL tests (600 paper based/250 computer based or 100 Internet based) orIELTS test (level 7), evidenced by an appropriate test, complemented by a telephone interview where appropriate. This requirement does not apply if you have completed your education in Canada, USA, UK, Ireland, New Zealand or Australia, or if you hold an International Baccalaureate.