The participants
This course targets:
Participants should have a university degree, a very good command of English, and some relevant work experience.
Seats for this course are limited in order to ensure an optimal interactive environment that fosters discussions and facilitates networking.
The College of Europe reserves the right to select participants based on their academic and professional profile.
Our former participants say:
« Well-structured lectures highlighting important issues and the ability to easily get into the details of specific cases because of the well-presented and explained ideology of competition law. »
« I feel considerably more comfortable with all the main aspects of EU competition law. I learnt more about EU competition in one week doing the course in the College than a whole term during my LL.M. Really amazing. I can now identify the main issues and make the correct assessment on whether and when to escalate them to external competition lawyers. This serves to better project the interests of my company ».
The trainers
The sessions are delivered by high-level speakers from the College of Europe’s experts network, which comprises senior academics and practitioners with a sound working experience in and/or with the EU institutions.
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