LLM International Tax Law

The International Tax Law LLM course offered by Queen Mary University of London provides an in-depth study on international tax law, considering both theory and policy. It enables students to fully comprehend how an international and comparative tax law system functions, through an examination of different theoretical and practical perspectives. The course is designed for both law and non-law graduates seeking to gain advanced knowledge in the field.Course Content: The program covers subjects such as the critical examination of the principles of international taxation, an investigation into the policy implications of these principles, and how the law is applied to them. It gives an understanding of the key technical concepts in treaty law and significant jurisprudence, guideline, and other materials in European tax law. Key Modules: These include International Tax Law, European Tax Law, Transfer Pricing, International Tax Treaties, Comparative Corporate Tax, UK Tax Law and Comparative Jurisprudence.Accreditations: The university is a tax research partner of The (Chartered Institute of Taxation) CIOT for the purpose of the CPE/PFS examination.Future Careers: Graduates gain an advanced knowledge of international tax law and expertise which can be applied in the legal world, such as international law firms, consultancies, and other legal jobs requiring specialist knowledge of International Tax Law.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.