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The continuing studies program in Master of International Taxation, which students can attend while working, imparts theoretical and practical knowledge of international taxation, equipping future tax experts to solve complex problems. Students learn to judge the legal, corporate and financial consequences of various tax concepts within the context of globalization. Note: Master of International Taxation (MI Tax) can be studied part-time and full-time. The standard period of study for the part-time variant is two semesters of face-to-face classes plus a Master thesis, as this is being studied part-time.
€337.50
The Semester contributions totaling 337.50 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Constitutional student body fee 13.30 EUR, Semester Public Transport Pass fee 182.40 EUR, Semester Public Transport Pass Hardship fee 6.80 EUR, Student Union fee 85 EUR and Administrative fee 50 EUR
Minimum requirement includes a first degree in law or business/economics or equivalent qualifications from other German or foreign university or university of applied science.
Applicants without university degree may be admitted based on an aptitude test or if they are a certified tax advisor.
Additionally, applicants must also have basic knowledge of German tax law.
Applicants need good German and English skills in order to be able to successfully take part in the events and exams
| Semester | International Students | EU Students |
|---|---|---|
Winter | 15 Jul | 15 Jul |
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