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For over 20 years, Baylor University students have been coming to the Center for European Studies (CES) at Maastricht University (UM) for a semester of unforgettable study and travel.
- Full time
The master's programme International and European Tax Law provides you with future-oriented knowledge and understanding of the global dimensions of taxation. It further allows you to specialise by choosing one of the following tracks:
General Programme
Tailored to students who aim to excel in direct taxation. Combines in-depth knowledge of tax treaty law with global minimum taxation, transfer pricing, responsible tax planning and the impact of EU law on corporate taxation. Choose an elective like on global tax policy.
Master International and European Tax Law: General Programme
Customs and International Supply Chain Taxation
Tailored to students who aim to excel in indirect taxation. Encompasses value added tax, customs, environmental taxes, sustainable trade, and the central tenets of world trade law. Offers a comprehensive perspective on the taxation of supply chains. At the forefront of geo-political developments.
Master International and European Tax Law: Customs and International Supply Chain Taxation
Tax and Technology
Designed for future tax experts who are eager to embrace the importance of AI and similar technologies. Connects the fields of international taxation, data science and technology. Prepares students for the future of taxation and digitalisation.
Master International and European Tax Law: Tax and Technology

Curious about what makes this master's programme unique?
Dive deeper into the details with our comprehensive Q&A with Kasper Dziurdź, Professor of International Tax Law at Maastricht University. Discover the programme structure, specialisations, career opportunities, and why students from around the globe choose Maastricht University for their studies.

Ranked in the Top 10 International Tax Law Programmes
Our master's programme International and European Tax Law at Maastricht University is recognised as one of the top 10 programmes for international tax law, according to the LLM Guide 2023.
You can find more information on the LLM Guide website.

About the programme
What's it like to study International and European Tax Law in Maastricht? Watch the video to find out what the programme coordinator and student Bram have to say.
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Explore the full list of courses available in this summer programme. In addition to course descriptions, you will also find information about the teaching formats used, and how your performance will be assessed.
Regular programme (2 courses) | Summer 2025 |
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Tuition fee | € 3,299 |
Housing fee C-single* | € 1,078 |
Housing fee C-double* | € 922 |
Housing fee P-single* | € 1,354 |
Housing fee P-double* | € 958 |
Block 1 only (1 course) | Summer 2025 |
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Tuition fee | € 2,150 |
Housing fee C-single* | € 653 |
Housing fee C-double* | € 560 |
Housing fee P-single* | € 808 |
Housing fee P-double* | € 580 |
Block 2 only (1 course) | Summer 2025 |
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Tuition fee | € 1,999 |
Housing fee C-single* | € 578 |
Housing fee C-double* | € 493 |
Housing fee P-single* | € 711 |
Housing fee P-double* | € 511 |
* CES students stay in single or double rooms at the International Student Guesthouse of Maastricht University. Rooms in the P-building have a private kitchen and rooms in the C-building have communal cooking facilities; in both buildings, the bathroom facilities are shared.
Housing and residence permit fees are not determined by CES and can therefore differ slightly from the prices mentioned above. While the information for this cost overview is collected with the utmost care, no rights can be derived from it.
Additional expenses (estimates for the summer) | Summer 2025 |
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Airfare | € 1,000 |
Insurance (optional) | € 55 |
Groceries | € 300 |
Books & materials | € 75 |
Clothing & personal expenses | € 100 |
Leisure expenses | € 500 |
Bike (2nd hand) | € 50-100 |
Gym membership | € 60-100 |
Phone contract | € 80 |
How to pay
Who will receive an invoice?
When you decide to study with CES, you either receive an invoice from CES or you settle the costs with your home university or college. For more information, please contact your own Study Abroad Advisor or CES.
Invoices
Invoices will be sent out via regular mail approx. 6-8 weeks before the start of the programme. We've also created the following pdf for you with instructions on 'How to make a payment from the US'.
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Prices are in EUROS. To convert to US dollars, please use the Oanda Currency converter.
Cancellation policy
The Center for European Studies incurs costs for each student we register. CES applies the following cancellation regulations:
- If a student withdraws 8 weeks or more before the start of the programme, no costs will be charged with the exception of any non-refundable visa fees, where applicable.
- If a student withdraws between 8 and 4 weeks before the start/arrival day of the programme, CES will charge 25% of the tuition fee per student who is withdrawing + non-refundable costs made for visa applications.
- If a student withdraws between 4 weeks and the start/arrival day of the programme, CES will charge 50% of the tuition fee per student who is withdrawing + non-refundable costs made for visa applications.
Exceptions to the abovementioned cancellation regulations will be reviewed by CES on a case-by-case basis.