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Introduction
In 2005 the University Institute of European Studies and the Centre for Studies on Federalism launched a new initiative with the essential financial support of the Compagnia di San Paolo and was organised under the auspices of the University of Turin, the University of Fribourg (Switzerland), the Carlo Cattaneo University, the Universidad de Lima, the European Training Foundation and the European Policy Centre.
The course was structured as an intensive programme (roughly 6 hours a day of training activities for approximately 50 days) where participants were offered a high quality specialised training in the field of EU economic law, business and competition.
Key subjects:
- European Governance:
- European institutions and policies Economic freedoms
- External policies, global trade and WTO relationship
- Competition:
- Antitrust control
- Multilateral relations on competition
- State aids and other subsidies
- Public procurement
- Competition in services and public utilities
- Intellectual properties
- Enterprises:
- Policies and initiatives in support of enterprises
- European company law
- European policy for SMEs
- Consumer contracts
- Tax law
- European financial supports:
- Structural funds and financial instruments in practice
- European programmes and regional policy management and monitoring
- How to apply for a EU project
- Regional policy and enlargement