This Bachelor's program in Tax Law provides a specialized path within the broader Law degree. You will develop expertise in the complex and socially relevant field of tax law, which intersects with law, economics, and politics. The program focuses on understanding how tax systems function, critically evaluating fiscal legislation, and applying theoretical knowledge to practical cases and current tax issues. You will acquire the analytical and legal skills necessary to become a future tax specialist.
The program starts with a broad introduction to various legal fields before specializing in Tax Law from the second year. You will study approximately 20 hours of lectures per week, with the remaining time dedicated to self-study and assignments. Courses are structured in blocks of six weeks, followed by an exam period.
Graduates are prepared for roles within the judiciary or in law firms. The broad tax knowledge gained makes graduates highly employable.
Participation in the study choice check is mandatory for all applicants. The advice given is not binding. The check includes an online questionnaire, mandatory matching days, preparatory study of course material, attending a mock lecture, and a test based on the lecture material.
Tuition fees are subject to change annually.
The program is part of the LLB in Law, which is accredited.
Applicants generally need a Dutch VWO Diploma with specific profiles (Nature & Technology, Nature & Health, Economics & Society, Culture & Society). Alternatively, a completed first year of an HBO or WO Bachelor's program in a relevant field may be accepted.
For EU/EER students, the tuition fee is €2,694 per year for the 2026-2027 academic year. Tuition fees are subject to annual changes.
The program has a duration of 36 months, corresponding to a 3-year full-time study.
The application deadline for Dutch students is May 1st for a September 1st program start.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Tax specialist, Tax advisor, or Judge. The program provides broad tax knowledge for high employability.
The Study Choice Check is mandatory and includes an online questionnaire, matching days with preparatory study, a mock lecture, and a test based on the lecture material. The advice given is non-binding.