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21 March 2022
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King's College London: Postgraduate Diploma/MA in European Union Competition Law with Informa Connect

An in-depth and up-to-date knowledge of EU competition law principles and practice
PGDip EU Competition Law

King's College London / Informa Connect 

Course Summary
In the next 12 months you will study:

Module 1 - Principles of EU Competition Law
Module 2 - EU Competition Law and the State
Module 3 - Practical Application of EU Competition Law
Module 4 - EU Competition Law Procedure
Download course brochure here

Starting 28 September 2022
Application Deadline 21 September 2022

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