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Courses 2009-10 The courses in this master follow a progression, first endowing students with the necessary conceptual framework, then introducing them to the core issues in the field. Finally the master will provide actual competition policy cases and show how regulation works in specific industries, such as telecommunications, energy, and banking. In September, the Mathematics and Statistics review course and the Computer Tools course are offered to students in all of the master programs. Although these courses are not obligatory for students in this master, they are highly recommended. They will help students to brush up on mathematical skills relevant to economics and learn computer applications particularly useful in doing economic research. Click here for more information on these courses. Review Course in Maths and Statistics Syllabus Computer Tools Course Syllabus Schedule (for both courses)
Credits The Master degree requires the successful completion of 60 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credits of graduate courses (5 credits are equivalent to a 40 hour course), some compulsory and some elective. The number of credits in the tables below totals 47.5. The 12.5 credits remaining to reach 60 will consist of seminars. The students' final program must be discussed with and approved by their Master Director. Grades The academic performance of each student is reviewed regularly. Attention is given to the maintenance of normal academic progress, through a combination of formal written examinations and coursework. Core courses will award grades. Some optional courses may be evaluated on a pass/fail or pass with honors/pass/fail basis. First Term: TOOLS Second Term: CORE Third Term: PRACTICE | 
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