Taxation (MA) – dual degree programme
Next-Gen-Tax: specialised • practice-oriented • career-boosting
Next-Gen-Tax: specialised • practice-oriented • career-boosting
The perfect way to combine your career and your studies.
With the Dual Master’s in Taxation (M.A.), you can combine a challenging master’s programme with valuable professional experience – thereby laying the best possible foundations for a successful career in the tax consultancy sector.
During your studies, you will deepen your knowledge of national and international tax law and apply what you have learnt directly at your partner firm. The programme therefore focuses on corporate tax, balance sheet tax, procedural law, inheritance and gift tax, and tax planning advice. The continuous alternation between university and the business world enables direct transfer of knowledge into practice and fosters a deep understanding of complex tax issues. In this way, you gain valuable professional experience whilst still studying and, at the same time, build up a professional network.
Practical courses, small study groups and close interaction with experienced lecturers and experts from the fields of tax consultancy, auditing and business practice ensure a sound and practice-oriented education. At the same time, you will acquire the analytical, strategic and digital skills that are in demand in an increasingly complex and dynamic tax environment.
Another advantage of the dual study programme is that, right from the start, you are part of a company or a tax consultancy firm, receive an attractive salary and develop, step by step, into a highly sought-after specialist. The dual Master’s in Taxation opens up excellent career prospects in tax consultancy, corporate taxation and financial administration, whilst also providing an ideal foundation for preparing for the tax adviser qualification.
Study, gain professional experience and maximise your career opportunities – with the dual Master’s in Taxation at Worms University of Applied Sciences.
Think Tax. Shape the Future.
Deepen your tax expertise, develop skills for the future and play an active part in shaping the tax consultancy of tomorrow.
There are currently no entry requirements for degree programmes in the field of taxation.
Further information on applying can be found on the Student Services website.
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To help you get off to a good start with your studies, the ‘For First-Year Students’ page provides all the key information at a glance.
In the ‘For Students’ section, you’ll find all the key information and downloads relating to your degree – from timetables and exams to semesters abroad, work placements and your final dissertation (thesis).