Training and courses
Join the next generation of researchers
CCP is committed to encouraging and training the next generation of researchers and we offer a variety of short courses, postgraduate and PhD programmes throughout the academic year.
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Postgraduate Certificate in Competition and Regulatory Policy
The Postgraduate Certificate in Competition Policy and Regulation (20 hours per module) offers a bespoke online course and opportunity to gain a University qualification in competition policy with further academic depth, greater coverage of topics and learning opportunities. Modules can also be taken on an individual basis. To date we have had course attendees from CMA, FCA, FRC, BEIS, international competition and fair trade authorities, and competition lawyers. Please see below for full details. Registration and general enquiries can be made to ccp@uea.ac.uk.
CCP and the University of East Anglia
Masters courses
Members from the Centre teach on three post-graduate masters courses at the University of East Anglia. These courses have a significant competition policy element and students who enrol through one of these schools will receive training in their discipline from both the associated school and from CCP members.tion pathway)
CCP and the University of East Anglia
PhD Programme
We run a successful and lively PhD Programme with students within the Schools of law, economics, political sciences and the Norwich Business School.
Industrial Economics Reading Group
The Industrial Economics Reading Group meets fortnightly during term time to discuss recent, high-quality research published in Industrial Economics. Its members include faculty, CCP researchers and PhD students. Members take it in turns to choose and introduce a paper and discuss its methodology, findings and significance. Research presented focuses on the top 5 general academic economics journals, the top field journals and the most important researchers in the field.The group was founded originally in 2012 by two former PhD students Frederick Wandschneider and Panayiotis Agisilaou with a more specialized focus on cartels and collusion. Today, the discussions cover a wider range of issues from mergers and acquisitions to price discrimination in digital markets.Please email S.Thanacoody@uea.ac.uk for more information or to join the group's mailing list.