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UNSW Business School
Postgraduate Guide 2018
G R A D U AT E
C E R T I F I C AT E I N
TA X AT I O N ( 7 3 21 )
To better support your clients, upgrade your taxation knowledge while keeping abreast
of developments in the everchanging Australian tax system. The Graduate Certificate
in Taxation can help you advance your career in taxation, continue your professional
development, or lead to further studies in taxation.
February or July Kensington Campus
0.5 year (full-time) Face-to-face | Online
Full-time or part-time Day and evening classes
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Four courses (24 UOC).
Elective courses (sample list) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent) in
taxation, law, accounting or business, as determined by
UNSW Business School.
• Taxation of Corporations OR
• Taxation of Trusts A recognised Bachelor degree (or equivalent) plus
at least 2 years full-time relevant work experience, as
determined by UNSW Business School.
WHAT YOU STUDY
• Taxation of Superannuation
• Taxation of Capital Gains
• Principles of Australian International
Taxation
• Principles of Goods & Services Tax Law
• Taxation of Employee Remuneration
NOTE:
If you did not complete a university level taxation course
as part of your Bachelor degree, you need to complete
a qualifying taxation course prior to commencing the
Graduate Certificate in Taxation. Completion of the
qualifying taxation course does not count towards the
Graduate Certificate in Taxation.
A R T I C U L AT I O N PAT H W AY
To articulate into the Master of Taxation, you need to
have successfully completed four courses within the
Graduate Certificate in Commerce, and achieved a
minimum overall grade of 65%. Courses completed are
transferable to the Master of Taxation.