Specialised Law Studies – Business and Competition Law (Charles University) develops advanced expertise in how business regulation and competition rules are designed and applied across Europe. You will learn to analyse legal problems using EU and international legal sources and to apply them to real-world commercial scenarios. Focus areas: corporate and commercial law, antitrust/competition law, and the legal framework for market regulation at national, EU and international levels.
Specialised Law Studies – Business and Competition Law (Charles University) develops advanced expertise in how business regulation and competition rules are designed and applied across Europe. You will learn to analyse legal problems using EU and international legal sources and to apply them to real-world commercial scenarios.
Focus areas: corporate and commercial law, antitrust/competition law, and the legal framework for market regulation at national, EU and international levels.
The curriculum is built around advanced courses in business law and competition law, with training in legal analysis and application of EU and international legal sources.
Learning support (typical for Master’s law programmes): seminars, case-based discussion, and written assignments focused on legal reasoning. Note: The record does not specify a thesis/capstone module; please confirm the final assessment format with Charles University.
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
Applicants must hold a completed Bachelor’s degree (or provide confirmation that the Bachelor’s studies will be completed in the current academic year).
We are not aware of any specific English language test requirements for this programme.
Deadlines and any additional programme-specific documents are not listed in the current record. Please check Charles University’s official application page for the most up-to-date dates and requirements.
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