“Als advocatenpraktijk gespecialiseerd in internationale vennootschapsbelasting wil WVT de volgende generatie juristen koesteren die zich naar beste vermogen inzetten voor anderen.”
Frank Weidema, partner bij WVT
Informatie voor kandidaten
WVT is een van de toonaangevende aanbieders van internationale juridische en fiscale diensten op het gebied van ondernemingsrecht. We bouwen aan langdurige relaties met cliënten, gebaseerd op betrokkenheid, flexibiliteit, hard werken en een absolute toewijding om het beste resultaat te leveren. We zijn actief in Amsterdam, Luxemburg en Zürich en breiden voortdurend uit in Europa en de VS. Daarom voeren we doorlopend gesprekken met toegewijde professionals op alle niveaus — van internationale belastingaccountants en advocaten ondernemingsrecht tot belastingadviseurs en administratieve medewerkers.
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Eligibility criteria
- Academic excellence: all applicants must prove a minimum overall GPA of 3.75 or the local equivalent thereof. It is not required that you are currently enrolled at an institution. Exception may be made by providing proof of excellence in the field of law through previous employment.
- Dedication to the law: all applicants must prove their commitment to the study of law. No specific specialization within the field is required.
- Unmet financial need: all applicants must demonstrate unmet financial need in their pursuit of a law degree.
Application procedure
- You can apply online by emailing Frank Weidema with all required documents at frank.weidema@wvant.com
- You must submit your application online, with all supporting documents. Please label your documents as follows: LastName_FirstName_DocumentType (eg. Smith_John_OfficialTranscript).
- Make sure to read all information carefully when applying. If you have any questions, please email us at info@wvant.com with the heading ‘Studiebeurs query’. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
- All applicants will be notified of a decision, regardless of whether or not they receive an offer.
Documents and details to be submitted with your application
- Your official transcript of the high school or college / university at which you are or were most recently enrolled.
- An income statement detailing your financial status and proving economic hardship.
- A full curriculum vitae which should include details about academic qualifications, prizes, scholarships, positions of leadership, employment positions, involvement in voluntary and extracurricular activities and any cultural, musical or sporting accomplishments. Your CV should not exceed 2 pages. Note that your CV does not reflect your chances at the scholarship. We are curious to know what your interests are, not how much you have achieved already.
- A personal statement of between 500 and 1000 words detailing why you want to pursue the law and what matters to you. We are curious about what you hope to do with your law degree, but do not expect you to have a five-year plan. Above all, demonstrate your passion, interest, and excitement. We want to understand your motivation behind pursuing this degree. We have your transcript and your CV; the personal statement allows you to highlight anything we might not know about you yet.
- Two letters of recommendation. These can be from academics who have taught you or previous employers. They cannot be from family members. Ensure that you have checked with your referees first before listing them.
Selection procedure
Selection for the scholarship is made without regard to marital status, race, ethnic origin, color, gender, religion, sexual orientation, social background, disability, caste or other irrelevant distinction.
If you pass our selection criteria, we will contact you for a short phone interview. This isn’t a job interview; we understand that you are just at the beginning of your journey within the law. We don’t want to talk legalese, we just want to get to know you better. Be yourself and show us why you chose the law as your course of study.
The WVT scholarship is confirmed only upon admission to the law school or program of your chosen university.
The decision of the Selection Committee is final.