MCom (South African and International Taxation) Research

University of Johannesburg

Master's degree

Study Discipline: Arts & Humanities, Business Administration

Study Programme Details

City: Johannesburg

Country: South Africa

Admission Sessions: Summer Session

Study Format: Full Time, Part Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

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Programme Type

Master's degree

Duration

12 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Embark on a transformative journey into the dynamic realm of taxation with the MCom (South African and International Taxation) Research program at the University of Johannesburg. This qualification is not just about acquiring knowledge; it’s a commitment to developing applied specialized competencies in mastering, interpreting, understanding, analyzing, and applying taxation principles in the taxation field. As a qualifying student, your unique path will be marked by evidence of independent and original scientific work through the master’s dissertation.

In a world where taxation principles are continually evolving, our program goes beyond traditional learning. We not only equip you with the foundational principles but also immerse you in current trends and future possibilities. Through engaging storytelling, we make the academic journey relatable and inspiring, emphasizing the profound impact that independent and original scientific work can have on shaping the future of taxation.

Overview

Embark on a transformative journey into the dynamic realm of taxation with the MCom (South African and International Taxation) Research program at the University of Johannesburg. Program Code: M3RT3Q. This program is designed for both part-time and full-time students, facilitating a flexible approach to learning. At NQF Level 9, with 180 credits (SAQA: 73982), the program spans over 1 year for full-time students and 2 years for part-time students, providing an in-depth exploration at the Auckland Park Kingsway campus.

In a competitive landscape where tax professionals are sought after, our program stands out. Whether you are an experienced tax practitioner or an aspiring researcher, our curriculum is designed to enhance your competencies in mastering the complexities of taxation. The medium of part-time and full-time facilitation ensures that your academic journey aligns with your career goals.

Admission Requirements

A potential student must be in possession of an honours qualification or a postgraduate diploma in Accounting or Tax on NQF level 8. Alternatively, any other four-year qualification on NQF level 8 and related accounting or tax experience, which is considered relevant and sufficient by the Department of Accountancy. Finalisation of registration for the programme (and/or continued registration) is subject to applicants complying with departmental-specific requirements. Such requirements usually include preparatory work leading up to a research proposal that is approved by the department. Possible examples of preparatory work are pre-reading, literature reviews, concept development, and successful completion of short courses aimed at skills, research and/or knowledge development. Candidates may also be required to successfully defend their research proposals at special discussion sessions.

Advanced Taxation Research
International Taxation Practices
Comparative Tax Systems
Dissertation Preparation

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Future Career Outcomes

Our program’s success is reflected in the achievements of our alumni who have become leaders in the taxation field. As the industry demands professionals with advanced competencies, the MCom (South African and International Taxation) Research program aligns seamlessly with these needs. Graduates not only possess deep knowledge but also the ability to contribute to taxation research and shape the future of the field.

In a dynamic job market, the relevance of skills development cannot be overstated. The program not only focuses on theoretical understanding but also hones research and analytical skills. Graduates emerge not just as tax professionals but as dynamic individuals ready to influence the trajectory of taxation through independent and original scientific work.