MA or Master of Arts is a master's degree awarded in the fields of social sciences, humanities, theology and fine arts. Graduates are required to have a bachelor's degree to be admitted to MA or Master of Arts which typically lasts from one up to two years full-time. Graduates, boys and girls can decide to attend one of these master's degrees by public or private universities, schools of the arts or academies. This path provides graduates with a general knowledge in a discipline and allows a career growth.
Master programs and courses in tax law offer graduates with bachelor's or master's degree the opportunity to improve in some specific area of jurisprudence. Boys and girls interested in a job in the legal area, but also men and women already lawyers and young professionals can follow a program of specialization on issues related to regulations, criminal and legal issues related to taxes and duties. The students of these master progrmass in tax law will operate then in roles such as lawyer, accountant, tax expert.