The advanced Master’s in International Tax Law is a full-time programme of one year. The curriculum covers both the established framework of international tax law and emerging issues. A fundamental premise is that a proper understanding of this area of the law requires studying both the “big picture” and the technicalities. Optional courses allow students to give their study a regional focus.
Major themes of the programme include:
- Evaluating the tax policy choices made by states, particularly in the context of cross-border structures and the flow of capital, income and persons;
- Examining the interaction among the various forces that shape international tax law - domestic law, bilateral treaties, multinational agreements, inter-governmental organizations, case law and academic writing.
