Name: LLM
Price: 12500 USD

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QS Rank:

228

University of Hamburg

Hamburg

Germany

Program Rank

191

Overview

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Business goes global - taxes don't stay local: This is the principal behind Germany's first Master of International Taxation (M.I.Tax) offered since 2001. Highly complex tax problems have arisen as tax law has become more international. The continuing studies program "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. This program is interdisciplinary. Courses are given by international academics and practitioners. An introduction to sixteen European and non-European tax systems constitutes a fundamental aspect of this program.

Application period(s)

The application deadline is 15 July every year.

The application period begins in January.

Total Tuition Fees

$12,500

Duration

12 Months

Ranking

#156

US World and News Report

#132

The World University Rankings

#228

QS World University Rankings

Intake

Winter ( Jan - Mar )

Class Profile

Class Size

Average Age

Average Work Experience

1 Years

Diversity

North America:

Africa:

Others:

Asia:

10%

South America:

Germany:

60%

Europe:

30%

Career Outcomes

The Master of International Taxation trains future experts on international tax issues in the fields of tax advising (lawyers, tax advisors, financial controllers, staff members of tax departments), research, financial administration, governmental offices and international organizations. In accordance with valid regulations for tax advisors, graduates are awarded a certificate attesting to their knowledge of international tax theory and required for the title "Expert for International Tax Law".

Recruiters

WTS
Blacklane
HUGO BOSS
Trade Republic
Vertex Inc.
Omio
NES Fircroft

Prospective Job Roles

Tax Lawyer

Tax Consultant

Tax Auditor

Government Relations Specialist

Government Official

Financial Planner

Tax Compliance Manager

Lawyer

Compliance Officer

Top recruiters

Eligibility Criteria

English Proficiency Tests

IELTS
6
TOEFL
95

Application Requirements

Here's everything you need to know to ensure a complete and competitive application—covering the key documents and criteria for a successful submission.

Application Fee: 75

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Statement of Purpose
Passport
Resume
IELTS
Provisional Certificate
Degree Certificate
General LOR
General LOR
Semester wise Marksheet

Application Deadlines

	Standard Deadline
Winter	Jul 15, 2025

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$12,500 / year

Overall Cost

$20,900 / year

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