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Program Overview

The Regulation and Competition Policy program is offered at the Albert-Ludwigs-Universit‰t Freiburg, specifically through the Gˆtz Werner Professur (GWP) f¸r Wirtschaftspolitik und Ordnungstheorie.

Program Details

Lecture: Regulation and Competition Policy SS 2025

• The lecture is taught by Marcel Franke.
• The lecture series takes place from April 23, 2025, to July 23, 2025.
• Classes are held on Wednesdays from 12-14 Uhr in the Max-Kade-Auditorium 1.

Exercise: Regulation and Competition Policy SS 2025

• The exercise is led by Robin Anderl and Patrick Oschwald.
• The exercise series takes place from April 28, 2025, to July 21, 2025.
• Classes are held on Mondays from 12-14 Uhr in HS 1224 (Kollegiengeb‰ude I).

Materials

• Course materials are available on Ilias.
• The password for Ilias is provided during the first lecture.

Credit Points

• Students can earn 4 credit points for attending the lecture only or 6 credit points for attending both the lecture and the exercise.

Anrechenbarkeit (Applicability to Degree Programs)

• For M.Sc. BWL (Public and Non-Profit Management):
  • Pflicht Public Management and Non-Profit Management
  • Public Sector Economics
  • Volkswirtschaftslehre
• For M.Sc. VWL 2014:
  • Within the profile lines:
    • Constitutional Economics and Competition Policy
    • Network Economics and IT Risk Management
    • Public Sector Economics and International Taxation
• For M.Sc. VWL 2011:
  • As an elective in the field of "Volkswirtschaftspolitik (Mikropolitik or Ordnungspolitik)"
• For M.Sc. Ed. Erwf. Wirtschaftswissenschaft:
  • WP area "Vorlesung zu Theorien des strategischen Verhaltens und der Anreize"
• For M.Sc. Economics:
  • Unfortunately, not possible.

Language of Instruction

• The lecture and exercise are conducted in German.

Note on ECTS Credits

• For degree programs that have this course as a mandatory module, according to the examination regulations, only 4 ECTS credits can be earned.
• The allocation of ECTS credits is determined by the respective study program's regulations, not by the decision of the chair.