Master of International Customs Law and Administration / Master of International Revenue Administration (108JA)
Faculty of Law, delivered by the Centre for Customs and Excise Studies.
This is a 48 credit point course (equivalent to 2 years full-time study) which enables candidates to complete two Masters degrees within one period of candidature. It is designed for law and non-law graduates who wish to develop their skills in the administration of border management. Students will develop their knowledge in areas such as international customs law, international trade law, the WTO and other areas of trade regulation. The course will also cover international models and approaches to revenue management, while assisting students to apply these principles in their own domestic context. The course will be particularly suited to government officials, customs officers, tax and excise accountants and company executives responsible for the implementation of, and compliance with, customs, excise and taxation policies and legislation.
This course is also available online.
Complete Course Outline
Abbreviations used in Unit Descriptions
Please note the following abbreviations:
INT-F2F: Face-to-face teaching in intensive mode (check with unit convener for time of lectures, tutorials etc.)
INT-F2FO: Face-to-face teaching in intensive mode with online teaching
ONL: Online delivery only (no face-to-face teaching)
Face-to-face: Face-to-face teaching with lecturers, tutorials etc, supported by material on Moodle, our online teaching system.
STD-F2FO: Face-to-face teaching with lecturers, tutorials etc, and online teaching.
Related Information
Domestic Student Course Availability (PDF)
Domestic Student Tuition Fees for full fee-paying courses (PDF)
International Student Fees and Course Availability (PDF)
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