The objectives of the MSc include cultivating specialised knowledge and skills to enable students to understand, analyse and formulate policies and regulations that promote healthy competition and the proper functioning of markets.
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To familiarise students with the basic principles of economic theory related to competition and market regulation.
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To study the theories and models that explain the behaviour of firms and their interaction in the market.
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To develop skills in the analysis and evaluation of competition and regulatory policies.
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To learn methods and tools for evaluating the effectiveness of policies and regulations.
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To understand and apply the legislative and regulatory frameworks governing competition and markets at national and international level.
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To study the rules and regulations relating to antitrust, mergers and state aid.
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To develop the necessary skills in research methodology and empirical data analysis.
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To enhance the ability to conduct original research and write research papers.
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To strengthen critical thinking and the ability to solve complex problems relating to markets and competition.
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To develop skills in decision-making in complex environments with many uncertainties and variables.
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To apply business strategies for competition policy.
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To compare practices and policies of different countries and regions.
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To analyse the international dimensions of competition policy and market regulation.
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To compare practices and policies of different countries and regions.
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To develop the necessary leadership and management skills for positions of high responsibility.
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To develop leadership and management skills necessary for positions of high responsibility.