The University of Potsdam in Germany will launch a new Corporate and Tax Law LL.M. program beginning in April 2010. The program will be "family-friendly" in that it can be taken part-time or full-time; offers some e-learning opportunities; and includes free, qualified childcare for students during the lectures.
The program is taught in German.
For more information, please see the program's brochure (PDF).
Flexible new program includes childcare for students with children
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