LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · UNITED KINGDOM
Advanced EU Competition Law
Certificate · Taught in en
At a glance
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Duration
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€2k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Certificate
Level
- 16 hoursTotal Course Duration
- Online, Live DeliveryFormat
- Professor Pablo Ibáñez ColomoCourse Convenor
- EU Competition Law FocusSubject Area
- Practical Insights & Case LawLearning Approach
This executive online course offers a focused, 16-hour deep dive into EU competition law. Designed for legal practitioners, civil servants, and in-house lawyers, it provides a systematic overview of core principles and recent developments. The course covers the analysis of agreements, unilateral practices, merger control, and challenges specific to digital markets, all within the framework of EU law. Participants will gain practical insights through case law discussions and strategic assessments, enhancing their understanding of legal risks and evolving doctrines.
Curriculum
The course is delivered over four consecutive Fridays, with each day focusing on specific aspects of EU competition law. Teaching materials include annotated slides, case summaries, and pre-course readings.
- Day 1
- Advanced Issues on Agreements
- Day 2
- Advanced Issues on Abusive Practices
- Day 3
- Focus on Digital Markets
- Day 4
- Advanced Issues on Merger Control
Careers
This course aims to enhance the practical knowledge and analytical skills of participants in EU competition law, enabling them to better assess legal risks, develop informed strategies, and navigate complex legal challenges within their professional roles.
- Legal practitioner
- Civil servant
- In-house lawyer
- Competition law professional
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Advanced EU Competition Law course?
- Applicants should be legal practitioners, civil servants, in-house lawyers, or other professionals and scholars. Familiarity with competition or antitrust law in their own jurisdiction is expected.
- How long is the Advanced EU Competition Law course?
- The course has a total duration of 16 hours. It is delivered online over four consecutive Fridays.
- What is the tuition fee for the course?
- The tuition fee for the Advanced EU Competition Law course is £1,500. Full payment is required upon registration to secure your place.
- How do I apply for the Advanced EU Competition Law course?
- To apply, you need to complete the online registration form and submit full payment of the course fee. Your place will be secured once both registration and payment are processed.
- What career outcomes can I expect after completing this course?
- This course enhances practical knowledge and analytical skills in EU competition law for roles such as legal practitioner, civil servant, in-house lawyer, and competition law professional. It helps participants assess legal risks and develop informed strategies.
Entry requirements
Target AudienceLegal practitioners, civil servants, in-house lawyers, professionals, scholars and students with familiarity with competition or antitrust law in their own jurisdiction.
Participants are expected to be familiar with competition or antitrust law in their own jurisdiction.
Fees
Tuition (international)£1,500
Tuition (home)£1,500
Living—
Full payment is required once registration is submitted and before the course starts to secure a place. Cancellation penalties apply if requested less than four weeks before the course commencement.
How to apply
1. Complete the Online Registration FormFill out the application form available via the provided link.
2. Submit PaymentFull payment of the course fee is required upon submission of your registration to confirm your place. If an invoice is required, please submit a clear, complete letter-headed document (PDF or Word) with your organisation's details to the Course Manager.
3. Await ConfirmationOnce registration and payment are processed, your place will be secured.
Accreditation
A course certificate will be provided upon completion. CPD points can be applied for.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Advanced EU Competition Law course?
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Applicants should be legal practitioners, civil servants, in-house lawyers, or other professionals and scholars. Familiarity with competition or antitrust law in their own jurisdiction is expected.
How long is the Advanced EU Competition Law course?
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The course has a total duration of 16 hours. It is delivered online over four consecutive Fridays.
What is the tuition fee for the course?
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The tuition fee for the Advanced EU Competition Law course is £1,500. Full payment is required upon registration to secure your place.
How do I apply for the Advanced EU Competition Law course?
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To apply, you need to complete the online registration form and submit full payment of the course fee. Your place will be secured once both registration and payment are processed.
What career outcomes can I expect after completing this course?
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This course enhances practical knowledge and analytical skills in EU competition law for roles such as legal practitioner, civil servant, in-house lawyer, and competition law professional. It helps participants assess legal risks and develop informed strategies.