Term of Study: 1 year
Language of Instruction: Russian
The primary goal of the Competition Law master’s degree programme is to cultivate a new generation of specialists with expertise in ensuring the legality of various commercial practices, including cartel agreements, coordinated anti-competitive actions, the behaviour of dominant companies, and the regulation of mergers and acquisitions.
Multilingual education (Russian, state language, and English)
Specialized knowledge, skills, and competencies
Practice-oriented courses with real-world applications
Extensive career opportunities and strong employment prospects
Collaboration with top practitioners from the fields of state control, legal practice, and foreign companies and universities
Demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of competition law and its components
Applying knowledge to conduct legal research and resolve complex legal issues
Critically analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing new and complex ideas in competition law research
Providing expert consulting services to individuals and entities lacking specialized knowledge in competition law
Developing the ability for independent study and continued education with a high degree of autonomy
Cultivating effective communication skills and the ability to organize business processes efficiently
Legal Research Methodology
English for Lawyers (Competition Law)
Market Governance and Competition Analysis
Competition Law of the European Union and the USA
EAEU Law: Common Market and Competition Regulations
Investigation of Anti-Competitive Agreements
Antitrust Compliance
Merger Control Law