Specialist Certificate in Global Competition Law (SC-GCLAW) // Attributes, outcomes and skills

Have advanced knowledge within a systematic and coherent body of knowledge relating to the global field of competition law, including the acquisition and application of knowledge and skills in relation to:

• The legal rules that govern market structures and certain types of market conduct in major jurisdictions around the world;
• The economic theories, policies and principles that underpin and influence the policy and law in this field;
• Contemporary international debates on the reform of competition policy and law;
• Challenges that arise in the enforcement of competition law in particular contexts; and

Have cognitive, technical and communication skills that enable them to:

• Analyse critically, evaluate and convey information;
• Generate ideas and solutions to complex problems from both theoretical and practical perspectives; and
• Communicate complex knowledge and ideas to a variety of audiences in the global field of competition law;

Apply their knowledge and skills:

• to make high level, independent judgments and carry out a range of technically specialised functions at an advanced level in the global field of competition law, demonstrating autonomy, well-developed judgement, adaptability and responsibility as a practitioner or learner in this field.