Brussels School of Competition (BSC)

BSC

The Brussels School of Competition (BSC) is a private foundation based in Brussels, with a mission to foster education, compliance and research in the field of competition law and economics. It is organised under the auspices of the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium (FEB).

Contact us: info@bsc.brussels

The increased importance of economics in competition law proceedings is a real trends. And that is why the study programme at the BSC is shaped to reflect that trends.

Each duo of professors in charge of a module comprises a lawyer and a economist. This helps participants to gain insight on the important concepts and theories of harm used on a daily basis by competition authorities.

Read more:

http://www.bsc.brussels/programme/faculty

All applicants must hold a Master in law or economics or a master from a business school. Alternatively, applicants may hold a master un another field and demonstrate sufficient legal expertise (e.g. professional experience or additional training in law).
Working knowledge of English is required (Council of Europe, Independent User, scale B2).

Online registration:

http://www.bsc.brussels/interuniversity-certificate-in-competition-law

The tuition fees are 6,000 euros for the entire programme (10 modules + 3 clinical seminars).

The fee for a single module is 700 euros.The fee for each clinical seminars is 250 euros.

Participants shall hold a valid visa during the period of their attendance to the programme at the Brussels School of Competition. Non-EU foreign students may have to provide a copy of their visa during the application process. Relevant information may be found on the website of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs: http://diplomatie.belgium.be/

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The course will take place on the premises of the FEB, Rue Ravenstein 4, 1000 Brussels, in Belgium.

Student may find useful information here: City of Brussels http://www.brussels.be/

The LL.M. Programme has five unique defining features:

1. It offers practical training, thanks to an experienced contingent of competition lawyers, economic consultants, and senior officials;
2. It provides high - level lectures taught by outstanding academics;
3. It embraces a modern approach to training, fully reflecting the interdisciplinary nature (law and economics) of competition policy;
4. It proposes a flexible training programme compatible with the requirements of professional practice;
5. It gives its students opportunities to socialise and meet fellow competition professionals on a regular basis.