Competition Law
Key benefits
- A world-class teaching team made up of dedicated King’s academics and internationally- acclaimed practitioners who contribute to an extensive module offering as part of this specialist pathway.
- Opportunities to listen to and meet with world-renowned speakers in our extra-curricular Competition Law events including: The Herbert Smith Freehills Competition Law Moot, Special Events on EU Competition Law in Brussels, and lunchtime and evening lectures.
- A strong Competition Law community, consisting of LLB, LLM, MA distance learning and PhD students from all over the world, providing opportunities for sharing of ideas and perspectives.
- The Centre of European Law at King’s, established in 1974, is at the forefront of EU and Competition law scholarship and teaching.
Additional Information
Focus on careers in competition law
Throughout the year students receive a range of support to develop contacts, learn about different institutions and extend their knowledge. We also host a dedicated advice session on careers in competition law. This is part of a programme of Thursday evening lectures, given by King’s staff and international guest speakers, who share their own experiences and provide updates on topical and developing areas of the law. At these sessions all aspects of competition law – from its practice to the economics behind it – are discussed and explored.
With an extensive network outside King’s and close contacts with alumni, students have access to practitioners in the most respected competition agencies, law firms and major companies worldwide, and are supported to find future career opportunities via these avenues.
To follow the Competition Law pathway, you must first apply for the General LLM at King's. After enrolment you will select your pathway modules.
Find out more about the LLM at King'sPathway Director
The Competition Law pathway is led by Professor Renato Nazzini, whose work focuses on enforcement, remedies and procedure/procedural rights, both within the European Union and from a broader comparative constitutional law perspective.
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