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The M.Com. International Taxation & Applied Finance is an advanced postgraduate programme in Commerce focussing on international taxation policies, cross-border financial management and applied finance strategies. The programme aims to develop globally competent finance professionals capable of navigating complex international business and tax environments.
The programme incorporates in-depth study of international taxation laws, treaties, and compliance frameworks, and has modules on global financial markets, transfer pricing and corporate valuation.
In-depth study of international taxation laws, treaties, compliance frameworks and cross-border tax issues.
Modules on global financial markets, transfer pricing, corporate valuation and applied finance strategies.
Develops finance professionals capable of navigating complex international business and tax environments.
An advanced postgraduate pathway focused on international taxation policies, cross-border finance and applied finance strategies.
Programme: Master of Commerce
Specialisation: International Taxation and Applied Finance
Duration: 2 Years (Postgraduate)
Mode: Full-Time Postgraduate Programme
Academic Focus: International taxation, treaties, transfer pricing, global markets and corporate valuation
Pathway: Advanced commerce education for global tax and applied finance careers
Comprehensive semester-wise course distribution covering international tax treaties, transfer pricing, and advanced applied finance.
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree with Commerce as a major / allied or core subject from a recognized university with 50% (45% in the case of SC/ST) aggregate marks or an equivalent grade are eligible.
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PSO1: Demonstrate concepts in international taxation and applied finance.
PSO2: Apply analytical tools and quantitative techniques using financial modeling.
PSO3: Analyse business performance by applying theories of taxation, restructuring and risk assessment.
PSO4: Formulate strategies based on systematic research for business solutions.
Key strengths, experiential learning, and strategic career advantages offered by the programme.
The Department of Commerce (PG) at Kristu Jayanti (Deemed to be University) offers contemporary postgraduate education in commerce and allied disciplines, with a strong focus on academic excellence, industry readiness, professional development, and experiential learning. The department’s programmes integrate rigorous classroom learning with industry exposure, skill-based training, professional certifications, research, and practical experiences, enabling students to develop the knowledge, analytical capabilities, and competencies required for the evolving business landscape. Supported by faculty with diverse academic and industry expertise, the department adopts innovative teaching practices and fosters strong industry and academic collaborations to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and professional practice. Through its comprehensive learning ecosystem, the department prepares students for successful careers in commerce, finance, international taxation, applied finance, banking, research, teaching, and other emerging professional domains.
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