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Teaching languagesRussian
DegreeMaster's Degree
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Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL)

Moscow, Russia · Accredited programme

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Competition (antimonopoly) law (Master's Degree) is taught at Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL), Moscow. Taught in Russian.

Program overview

Pursue a Master's Degree in Competition (antimonopoly) law at Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL) in Moscow, Russia. This specialized program equips students with deep insights into market regulation, fair trade practices, and legal frameworks governing competition, preparing them for dynamic international legal careers in a complex global economy.

CityMoscow

Curriculum

01Fundamentals of Antimonopoly Regulation
02Comparative Competition Law
03Abuse of Dominance and Monopolies
04Merger Control and Acquisitions
05State Aid and Public Procurement
06International Trade and Competition Practices

Admission requirements

Who can apply to this programme.

  • Official entrance subjects: -. Confirm the exact assessment format and accepted international qualifications for the selected intake.

Language requirements

Most programmes in the official Russian catalogue are taught in Russian; confirm the required Russian-language preparation with the institution.

RussianMain teaching language

Required documents

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Passport or national identity document
Previous diploma or graduation certificate
Academic transcript
Proof of the teaching language, when the programme asks for it
Completed application form and a recent photo
CV and motivation letter
Recognition or equivalence of your degree, when the programme asks for it

Accreditation

The central catalogue records this programme as accredited.

Application journey

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Frequently asked questions

How long is Competition (antimonopoly) law?

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Which languages is Competition (antimonopoly) law taught in?

Most programmes in the official Russian catalogue are taught in Russian; confirm the required Russian-language preparation with the institution.

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