The Competition and Regulation Economics Track in a Nutshell
Two years, full time master’s program (M.Sc.)
Fully taught in English, international student body
Top staff members in the fields of competition policy and regulation economics
High-quality, structured program with specialized modules in Industrial Organization theory and empirics, Competition Law, and an interdisciplinary seminar on Competition Economics and Law; large number of elective modules
Close collaboration with leading competition and regulation practioneers, including the Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) at the Mannheim Centre For Competition and Innovation (MaCCI)
Various opportunities for internships, field trips, and other forms of collaboration with our partners, including CRA, CompassLexecon, Competition & Consumer Commission of Singapore, Deutsche Bahn, German Monopolies Commission, Oxera, Nera, NetzeBW, and the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW)
Excellent career opportunities, especially in organizations, governmental institutions, and companies where specialized knowledge in the field of competition and regulation economics is required or desirable (e.g. competition and regulatory authorities, companies in regulated sectors such as the energy and telecommunications sectors, and consultancies)
Located in the industrial heartland of Europe with major international companies on the doorstep
Teaching and research assistant positions available on a competitive basis
Industrial Organization – Markets and Strategies Empirical Industrial Organization Competition Law Interdisciplinary Competition and Regulation Seminar
14 7 5 5
Specialization Phase – Elective Courses
Specialized courses including 1–3 seminars
29 – 35
Research Phase
Master’s thesis (4 months) possibly including a thesis colloquium
30
Total
120–126
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