The MSc Taxation and Law curriculum integrates advanced taxation law, legal frameworks, public finance, and policy analysis. It covers core areas such as domestic and international taxation, tax policy and development, regulatory frameworks, tax audit and investigations, corporate taxation, and emerging issues in digital and international taxation. The programme includes coursework, seminars, and a dissertation to strengthen analytical, practical, and research competencies.
The MSc Taxation and Law curriculum integrates advanced taxation law, legal frameworks, public finance, and policy analysis. It covers core areas such as domestic and international taxation, tax policy and development, regulatory frameworks, tax audit and investigations, corporate taxation, and emerging issues in digital and international taxation. The programme includes coursework, seminars, and a dissertation to strengthen analytical, practical, and research competencies.
Upon completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
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Analyze and interpret taxation laws and fiscal policies at national and international levels.
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Apply legal and regulatory frameworks to enhance tax compliance and revenue mobilization.
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Design and implement effective tax strategies for public and private institutions.
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Conduct advanced research to support tax policy formulation and reform.
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Address contemporary taxation challenges, including digital economy and cross-border taxation.
Students have access to modern lecture halls, computer laboratories, and a well-resourced physical and electronic library with access to online journals, databases, and e-books. The University provides a safe, accessible, and student-friendly environment, including IT support, fire safety systems, and health services
Graduates of the MSc Taxation and Law programme can pursue careers in:
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Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA)
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Ministry of Finance and other public sector agencies
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Law firms, tax consultancy, and corporate legal departments
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Accounting, auditing, and financial institutions
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International organizations (IMF, World Bank, OECD, AfCFTA)
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Academia, research, and policy institutions
To qualify for admission, applicants must hold a first degree, preferably Second Class Lower or better (or FGPA of at least 2.0), from a recognized/accredited university.
Applicants with Third Class may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Professional chartered qualifications such as ACCA, ICA, ICSA, CIPS, or CIMA are deemed equivalent.
All foreign qualifications are subject to GTEC equivalence assessment.
The programme provides structured academic advising, mentorship, and research supervision. Students receive guidance throughout coursework, seminars, and dissertation writing to ensure timely completion and adherence to high academic and professional standards.
