Boston University School of Law offers comprehensive fully online graduate programs designed to provide advanced legal education in specialized areas of law, combining academics with practical expertise from leading scholars and practitioners.

The Master in the Study of Tax Law is an accessible online program ideal for professionals seeking focused knowledge of federal tax law without pursuing a full law degree. This program deepens understanding of tax policy, compliance, and planning through a flexible curriculum tailored for working individuals across industries such as accounting, finance, and law.

The LL.M. in Taxation is a fully online advanced law degree designed for practicing attorneys and tax professionals aiming to develop expert-level competence in federal, state, and international tax law. The program covers complex tax issues, estate planning, business taxation, and regulatory practices, preparing graduates for leadership roles in legal, corporate, and government sectors.

The LL.M. in Banking and Financial Law is a fully online specialized degree focusing on the legal frameworks governing banking, financial institutions, securities regulation, and compliance. This program equips legal professionals with the knowledge to navigate evolving financial regulations and address complex issues in banking law, risk management, and capital markets.

Boston University School of Law’s online programs prepare graduates to advance their careers with cutting-edge legal expertise in today’s globalized financial and regulatory environments.

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