Business Economics: Competition Law and Economics.

Would you like to learn how companies perform better because of competition; how laws protect its processes, and international institutions enforce these laws when competition comes under threat?

The Competition Law and Economics track of the Business Economics Master's programme provides you with the broad range of skills, the in-depth knowledge and the international expertise that you will need to start off your career in this specialist discipline with a definite advantage. Learn everything there is to know about the intricacies of competition and the regulations that govern it. A track for future business leaders and policy makers that would enjoy working in and with competitive markets.​

Market regulation and competition law enforcement are needed where markets fail to be competitive. Anti-competitive behaviour, such as collusion and monopolisation, requires government control, while such policy implementation itself is prone to government failure. The complex interaction of these forces are what you will learn to navigate in this track.