Veerle van Waarde is a PhD candidate at the department of Public Law (Constitutional and Adminstrative Law) of the Faculty of Law at the University of Amsterdam. Her dissertation focusses on public funding by way of revolving funds and is supervised by prof. mr. Jacobine van den Brink and prof. mr. Rolf Ortlep. In 2021 Veerle wrote a preliminary advice on revolving funds as legal entities governed by private law for the Young Dutch Association of Administrative Law (Jonge VAR). She coordinates and teaches courses, including the bachelor’s course Administrative Law (Bestuursrecht). 

After obtaining her LL.B. in European Law School at Maastricht University in 2017, she graduated cum laude with an LL.M. in Dutch Constitutional and Administrative Law at the same university in 2019. During her studies Veerle worked as a student-assistant for the section of Administrative Law and gave classes as a student-tutor in Dutch Criminal Law as well as Dutch Constitutional and Administrative Law. In 2019 she followed a three-month internship at the Dutch Council of State and participated in a moot court organized by the Dutch Association of Administrative Law.

Veerle publishes on financial administrative law. She also contributes to the project Financieren in Netwerken and is a member of the Appeals and Advice Committee for objections and complaints of the province of Noord-Brabant (hoor- en adviescommissie voor bezwaarschriften en klachten van de provincie Noord-Brabant).