The
International Tax & Financial Services program
was the pioneer 11 years ago with online interactive
graduate law courses and best-in-industry accredited
training. Our distinguishing global team of law
professors and current students includes experts,
partners and senior managers at firms, directors
and vice-presidents of banks, governments and regulatory
officials, counsel for multinational companies,
as well as staff from international financial service
providers, financial advisors, and the firms that
consult to them.
Because we developed as an online
interactive program to serve the global industry
from 1996, instead of a residential program trying
to deliver itself to more students, our team is
a cohesive network of faculty and alumni that reside
globally (Asia, Africa, Europe, North & South
America, the Caribbean), connect via our social
networks, who approach learning from the working
realities of our professional lives, from Senior
Manager presentation deadlines, to family vacation
commitments.
Certification
and Professional Designations articulation has been
obtained with professional boards of standards,
some waiving all study and examination requirement.
Certifications in Anti-Money Laundering & Compliance,
Risk Management and in Wealth Management are obtainable
as a non-degree student. The program delivers online
or residential in-house professional certification
as well as corporate training to a variety of service
providers.
Networking
includes an integrated Career Services approach
within lectures as well as alumni support –
a bold approach whereby each student receives an
alumni mentor and is required to engage with 10
years of previous alumni. Our EDU Address is here:
http://llmprogram.tjsl.edu
Courses
include interactive real time lectures and full
access to our online research library of international
materials via Westlaw, Lexis, CCH, Checkpoint, IBFD,
BNA, Tax Analysts, World Tax Executive, Oceana,
Butterworths, and numerous other legal, tax, compliance,
e-business, and wealth management databases.