The current economic reality is characterized by a very rapid evolution of the external environment in which companies operate.

These include the continued emergence of new products and technologies, intensified global competition and the emergence of public authorities seeking to ensure appropriate competition between companies and to regulate the functioning of specific markets. In this context, organizations feel a growing need for professionals who can better understand and respond to these phenomena.

The Master in Economics of Enterprise and Competition presents itself as an option for developing studies for graduates in economics, the management or related training and aims to:

 Provide a solid background in the field of economics that can be used to define strategies and decision making about problems/challenges that arise in the context of companies and sectors of economic activity;

 Develop skills for an integrated assessment of business, sectoral and macroeconomic dynamics;

 Provide students with knowledge in the field of competition economics and regulation;

 Develop skills in conducting applied research in the scientific area of ​​the Master so that students can develop their thesis projects with a high degree of autonomy and strengthen the ability to conduct future applied research in their professional contexts.