Outline
Outline
Applicants require a recognised bachelor degree (or equivalent) in the field of taxation or a related discipline, or a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in the field of taxation or a related discipline. In addition, applicants must meet Curtin's English language proficiency requirements. Applicants without a related (cognate) Bachelor's degree will need to complete the Graduate Certificate in Taxation Practice to proceed to be considered for the Master of Taxation degree program.
What you'll learn
- apply principles of taxation law to practical situations and case studies at an applied, professional practice level; complete original research work to extend discipline knowledge.
- read legislation, cases and related taxation materials and critically reflect upon them at an applied, professional practice level.
- access and evaluate relevant taxation materials and critically analyse content at an applied, professional practice level.
- communicate effectively in ways appropriate to a trans disciplinary and varied audience, for a range of purposes and to a professional standard.
- use appropriate technologies, recognising their capabilities and limitations, for professional practice.
- take responsibility for the development of ongoing professional, self directed and reflective education relating to developments and changes in the taxation industry.
- utilize a practical and evaluative approach to the impact of international taxation industry issues and apply a global perspective to the resolution of these issues.
- recognise the importance of cultural diversity and how it impacts upon the taxation industry administratively and practically
- exhibit an ethical approach to analysing taxation issues; solve problems independently or collaboratively; at a professional practice level.
