European Competition Law and Regulation (International and European Law)
Careers
Our graduates are particularly qualified for an international career at the EU institutions. You also find them with EU Member State public agencies that deal with economic regulation and competition law, as well as private practice. Either as a practitioner at an (inter)national law firm or as in-house lawyer at an (inter)national company.
Our 2019-2022 graduates study or work
- At law firms (De Brauw, Stibbe, Houthoff Buruma, Linklaters etc..) in the area of EU/Competition & Regulation
- In the Ministry of Justice, Unit Competition & Market regulation
- In the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- In ThinkTank Brussels
- In International Consultancy Agencies Brussels
- In the Netherlands Consumer & Markets Authority (ACM)
- As a Blue Book trainee at the European Commission, at DG Competition
- As Endemol corporate lawyer
- As Corporate lawyers anti-corruption Philips
- As a PhD student, Netherlands, Germany, European University Institute in Florence
Academic career
You can also choose to pursue an academic career at the university after completing your Master's degree. As a PhD student, you will conduct research and give lectures.
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This Master's immerses into a wide spectrum of matters related to detecting and facing anti-competitive behaviour on the market. It's a perfect choice if you're fascinated by the dynamics of competition law and regulation.Sylwia, graduate European Competition Law and Regulation
UvA Student Careers Centre
The Student Careers Centre is there to help with your career development. You can contact them to discuss your options, ambitions and doubts at any time during your studies.