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Master in antitrust and market regulation
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MASTER IN ANTITRUST AND MARKET REGULATION
The Economics Faculty of the University of Rome “Tor Vergata” conducts a Master’s course (2nd level) dealing with antitrust and market regulation, specialising in the transport sector.
The aim of the Master’s course is to train professional figures in drawing up, applying and evaluating policies relating to regulating and safeguarding competition in market sectors such as communications, energy, transport, postal services and water supply.
The course is open to graduates and undergraduates (traditional degrees) and those who have taken specialisation courses. The programme consists of two four-month terms of classroom teaching and a period of internship. The didactic programme consists of about 700 hours of teaching, with lectures every day (compulsory attendance). The first four-month term is common to all participants and includes general modules on postal services and water supply. The specialised term is divided into three areas with separate classes on communications, electricity and gas supply, transport.
Internships with public authorities and institutions, companies, consultancy and law firms, will last 3-6 months, and are designed to provide further specialization for professional figures by sector.
For more information:
www.economia.uniroma2.it/master/regolazione/ | | |
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