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… task/component. The board of examiners can appoint other members of the scientific staff and experts from outside the programme as assessor. 4. The board of examiners can decide to withdraw an appointment as assessor if the assessor does not cohere to laws and regulations or rules of the board of examiners, or if the assessment skills of the assessor (construct, examine and judge) has repeatedly proven to be of insufficient quality. Article 1.4 Portfolio Assessment committee 1. The portfolio … thesis supervisor. The assessment plan contains a description of the procedure to aggregate datapoints to an assessment for the thesis and placement as a whole. 4. In case of a large discrepancy between the assessment of content by the two assessors (when one supervisor assesses the thesis as insufficient and the other as excellent) a student who feels treated unfairly, can file an appeal to the board of examiners to have a third assessor assess the thesis. If the board of examiners thinks the …

… understanding of international tax treaties and transfer pricing from the perspective of the United Nations, the OECD, and country-specific policies. • Taught by some of the leading experts in the field of international tax law. • Simulated workshops of tax treaty negotiations enabling students to gain insights of the different parties involved in the negotiation. • Special attention will be given to differences in needs and perspectives between developing and developed countries. • Unique … • Universities, Courts • Ambitious supplementary programme - Additional workload of 18 ECTS (+ 12 in case of extended master’s thesis) - 10 – 12 students per year • Focus: research methodology • Aim: prepare students for a PhD and an academic career • When? Every Wednesday 4-6pm • Result: Honours certificate Masters Honours Research Track Training Programme Courses Master’s Thesis P1 • Selection procedure • Information session grant applications P2 • Art of doing research Select topic and supervisor …

… Why tax law in Maastricht? Ambitious supplementary programme - Additional workload of 18 ECTS (+ 12 in case of extended master’s thesis) - 10 – 12 students per year Focus: research methodology Aim: prepare students for a PhD and an academic career When: Every Wednesday 4-6pm Result: Honours certificate Master’s Honours Research Track Courses Master’s Thesis P1 • Selection procedure • Information session grant applications P2 • Art of doing research Select topic and supervisor P3 • Academic …

… legal advice to foreign investors, or litigating in an international trade dispute? Then you should consider specialising in International Trade and Investment Law. This specialisation includes a 2-day study trip to the WTO headquarters in Geneva, where you’ll attend a series of lectures by prominent officials from the WTO secretariat. You’ll be able to hear all about how trade and investment law matters are handled on a daily basis, and you’ll be brought up to speed with the latest developments … must pay a €100 handling fee Non-EEA students who apply for this master's programme will have to pay a handling fee. Your application will not be taken into consideration without the required fee of €100 (excl. bank costs) which you will have to pay when you apply. The handling fee is to cover certain administrative costs in relation to your application. Read more about the handling fee https://www.accept.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support/your-studies-begin/tuition-fees/handling-fee …