In-depth EU competition law training for an up-to-date knowledge of principles and practice

Module 1 - Principles of EU Competition Law

• Unit 1 - Introduction to Competition Law and Policy
• Unit 2 - Article 101(1)
• Unit 3 - Article 101(3) and Article 102
• Unit 4 - Article 106
• Unit 5 - Articles 107 - 109

Module 2 - Practical Application of EU Competition Law

• Unit 6 - Merger Regulation
• Unit 7 - Joint Ventures
• Unit 8 - Cartels
• Unit 9 - Distribution
• Unit 10 - Licensing

Module 3 - EU Competition Law procedure

• Unit 11 - Public Enforcement of EU Competition Law
• Unit 12 - Private Enforcement of EU Competition Law

EU competition law remains critically important for many jurisdictions around the world and remains a key aspect of regulating anti-competitive policy. 

Benefit from a highly relevant programme that:

• Provides you with an in-depth and up-to date knowledge of EU competition law, focusing on practical aspects as well as the substantive law 
• The units will take you systematically through the constituent provisions of EU Competition Law: Article 101, Article 102, Article 106 and Articles 107-109

• The distance learning Postgraduate Diploma in EU Competition Law Programme is structured into four modules of twelve units.
• Each unit comes in the form of hard copy print and as a PDF file via the Programme website.
• Questions will be set at the end of each unit and model answers to these will be sent with the unit that follows. 
• Units are normally sent by post and overseas students will be sent their material by air courier. Students are expected to engage with the online platform during their studies. 
• All students will be eligible to attend two optional weekend seminars at King’s College London.

• There will be two intensive weekend seminars normally in November 2022 and March 2023 (exact dates will be confirmed as soon as possible after enrolment). 
• The weekend seminars will be held in Central London.
• Authors will lecture and revise study material during two full days of teaching. 
• Seminars are recorded to view for those students who cannot attend the seminars. 
• It is strongly recommended that students benefit from these intensive revision sessions. (The format of the seminars will depend on social distancing measures at the time).
• The seminars are not compulsory but are very beneficial and provide an excellent opportunity to meet fellow students, the programme director and programme authors.