Participants who are working full-time and studying will normally complete a Masters degree in two to four years. Subjects Available in the Tax Law Program Participants can choose from a wide variety of courses to suit their own goals - to develop a broad and thorough understanding of tax law and policy, or to specialise in areas of particular relevance to them. Other Taxes Goods and Services Tax Principles Stamp Duties Comparative and International Tax Courses Comparative Income Tax Comparative US and Australian Taxation Income Tax Law of the EC Tax Law in Asia and the Pacific Region CATS Courses Other postgraduate tax courses offered by the Universities participating in the CATS program. Details of the particular courses offered each year are available in the separate CATS Timetable. Other postgraduate courses offered by Melbourne Law School Participants in a specialised tax degree or diploma can enrol in other postgraduate law courses offered within the Faculty of Law with permission of the Director of Studies.
Permission is based on the relevance of the course to the proposed course of study of the candidate.
Other postgraduate courses offered by Melbourne University Participants can also pursue other postgraduate courses offered within the University of Melbourne, especially in the Faculty of Commerce and Economics, with permission of the Director of Studies. Permission is based on the relevance of the course to the proposed course of study of the candidate. The Tax Law Program is designed for specialist tax advisors, whether lawyers and accountants, from the private professions, industry or the public sector. The Master of Tax and Master of International Tax degrees, and the Graduate Diploma of Tax and Graduate Diploma of International Tax are open to University graduates in law, economics, business, commerce, business studies and related disciplines. In special cases, admission is also open to persons with equivalent professional or business experience.