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Master's Degree Law Full Time

Master of Laws in Competition Regulation

at University of Fort Hare · South Africa

Duration

1 year full-time

Intake

—

Mode

Full Time

About this program

The Master of Laws in Competition Regulation explores principles, frameworks, and global dynamics of competition law and policy. Students study legal, economic, and ethical issues like monopolies, cartels, and market dominance. The course examines the impact of regulation on innovation and economic development in a global context. The program is delivered full-time over one year. It provides academic grounding for careers in competition law and policy.

Entry requirements

To qualify for admission, candidates must have completed a four-year Bachelor's degree at NQF Level 8 at the University or an equivalent higher education qualification recognized by Senate and SAQA. Other pathways include a Bachelor of Honours, a Postgraduate Diploma articulating with a cognate Master's degree from the University, or Senate-approved equivalents. Additional program-specific entry requirements and the University's Recognition of Prior Learning policy apply.

Career outcomes

  • Competition Lawyer
  • Regulatory Affairs Specialist
  • Antitrust Consultant
  • Legal Advisor
  • Compliance Officer
  • Policy Analyst
  • Corporate Counsel
  • Economic Regulation Expert
  • Competition Policy Researcher
  • In-House Counsel
  • Government Regulator
  • International Trade Specialist
  • Cartel Investigator
  • Market Analyst
  • Regulatory Compliance Specialist
  • Competition Law Educator
  • Legal Consultant
  • Consumer Protection Advocate
  • Public Policy Advisor
  • Merger and Acquisition Analyst
  • Enforcement Officer
  • Legal Strategist
  • Competition Law Lecturer
  • Legal Researcher
  • Economic Policy Analyst

How this course compares

  • University of Fort Hare is #16 in South Africa on research impact (353,927 citations).
  • It lists 5 Law courses in total, 2 of them at master's level.
  • Most master's Law courses in South Africa take 1 year full-time; this one does too.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Master of Laws in Competition Regulation at University of Fort Hare?

It takes 1 year full-time, studied Full Time.

Is University of Fort Hare a good university for Law?

University of Fort Hare is #16 in South Africa on research impact (353,927 citations).

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