
Programme Start Date: Thursday 23 September 2027
Application Deadline: Sunday 25th July 2027
Apply before Monday 5th April to take advantage of your legal sector preferential rate
Programme Start Date: Thursday 23 September 2027
Application Deadline: Sunday 25th July 2027
Apply before Monday 5th April to take advantage of your legal sector preferential rate
Gain an understanding of the substantive rules of EU Competition Law and the procedural framework in which they operate
Suited for practising lawyers, regulators, academics, or if you have a specific need for knowledge in this area. King’s has been named in the top 2.5% of universities across the world in the latest QS Rankings, placing 37th globally and 6th in the UK.
In Partnership with King's College London
Legal Sector Preferential Rate
Thinking about joining our 2027 cohort? Apply before Monday 5th April to take advantage of your legal sector preferential rate.

Boost your expertise in Competition Law
- 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.
- Suited to practising lawyers, regulators and academics or if you have a specific requirement for knowledge in this area.
- The units will take you systematically through the constituent provisions of EU Competition Law: Article 101, Article 102, Article 106 and Articles 107-109.
Why join the Postgraduate Diploma in EU Competition Law?
EU competition law plays a vital role in ensuring fair competition across European markets, with complex legal frameworks governing business conduct, market dominance, state aid and regulatory enforcement.
This comprehensive postgraduate programme, delivered in partnership with King’s College London, provides an in-depth understanding of the substantive rules and procedural framework of EU competition law. Through flexible distance learning, you’ll explore key provisions, including Articles 101, 102 and 106, alongside EU State Aid rules under Articles 107–109. Combining academic rigour with practical insights, the programme equips you with the specialist knowledge and analytical skills to navigate complex competition law issues and strengthen your professional expertise.
What You'll Learn
Gain an in-depth understanding of EU competition law, from the fundamental principles of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU to merger control, State aid and competition enforcement. Explore key legislation, landmark cases and evolving regulatory developments, developing the specialist legal knowledge and analytical skills to confidently navigate complex competition law challenges.
How You'll Learn
Study flexibly through a structured distance-learning programme designed to fit around your professional commitments. Benefit from expert-led learning materials, comprehensive course resources and assessments that encourage critical analysis and practical application. Develop your expertise at your own pace while gaining valuable insights into the legal principles shaping competition policy and enforcement across the EU.
Why choose King's College London?
Enhance your professional credentials with a postgraduate qualification delivered in partnership with King's College London, the world's leading universities. Benefit from the academic excellence and specialist expertise of The Dickson Poon School of Law, internationally recognised for its legal education and research. Combine the prestige of King's with the flexibility of distance learning to advance your knowledge and career in EU competition law.
Discover Your Course Modules
Module 1
Build a strong foundation in EU competition law, exploring the principles and application of Article 101 TFEU. Examine anti-competitive agreements, restrictive practices and exemptions, alongside key case law and enforcement approaches that shape competition regulation across the EU.
Module 2
Module 3
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Venue
EU Competition Law Seminars
The programme includes two intensive weekend seminars, scheduled for November 2027 and May 2028, both held in Central London, where authors will lecture and revise study material across two full days of teaching; recordings will also be made available for anyone unable to attend in person. While these sessions are not compulsory, students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of them, as they offer invaluable revision support alongside a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow students, the programme director, and the programme authors.








