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Program Overview

The COmpetition and REgulation of Markets (CORE) program is a Master's degree course offered by the university. The program's ID is 33120, and it is classified as an M2 degree level. The academic year for this program is 2025/2026, and it is an annual course.

Program Details

• Course type: Master
• Academic year: 2025/2026
• Degree level: M2
• Length: Annual
• Tuition fee: 3300
• CFU: 60
• Adesione al Protocollo d'intesa PA 110 e lode: Si
• Importo PA 110 e lode: 2970
• Numero posti PA 110 e lode: in sovrannumero

Educational Goals

The Master's program offers a specialized path aimed at perfecting knowledge of the disciplines of market regulation and competition in regulated sectors (energy and environment, financial markets, transport, electronic communications) from a national and global perspective. Following a strongly interdisciplinary approach, the Master's primary objective is the transfer of legal and economic skills aimed at maturing, within the policies promoting competitive market dynamics, theoretical and practical knowledge of the role and tools of public intervention in the economy.

Admission Criteria

• The deadline for submitting admission applications is January 31, 2026.
• The program does not require an admission test (only title evaluation).

Program Structure

The program is designed to provide a critical and professional understanding of the effects produced by the application of legal norms in various public utility sectors, also taking into account rapid technological changes. The program involves participation from representatives of institutions, businesses, and consumers.

Department and Faculty

• Department: Studi giuridici ed economici
• Faculty: Facoltà di Giurisprudenza
• Location: Roma, Italia

Research Areas

The program focuses on the regulation of markets and competition, covering areas such as energy and environment, financial markets, transport, and electronic communications, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches and the role of public intervention in the economy.