Master

Master in EU/EES competition law

If you wish to write a master's thesis (30 CET) or an extended master's thesis (60 CET) within the areas of the research group, you can read about your options here.

If you are writing a master's thesis within the research fields of the research group you can apply for scholarships and also join different seminars.

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You will find information here (in Norwegian)

Earlier student works related to the research group.

Four freedoms

Marte Dahl Reisæter (2019-2020)
Effektiv rettsbeskyttelse under EØS/EFTA-statenes tilknytning til Det europeiske finanstilsynssystemet

Magnus Eidem (2017 - 2018)
Privates rettsbeskyttelse i EFTA-statene etter tilknytningen til EUs tilsynssystem for finansmarkedet

Public Procurement

Tora Holm (2014-2015)
Endringer i inngåtte offentlige kontrakter

Competition Law

Henrik Aakran (2013-2014)
Misbruk av dominans. Mot en mer virkningsbasert tilnærming

Ingrid Margrethe Halvorsen Barlund (2012-2013)
EØS-avtala sine grenser for nasjonal konkurranseregulering

Håvard Ormberg (2012-2013)
Konkurransebegrensende formål og virkning i europeisk konkurranserett

More about master thesis

I nfopages master's thesis (30 CET)
More information about the extended master's thesis (60 CCET) (In Norwegian)

If you are interested in writing a master's thesis within these areas, please contact leader of the Research Group Ingrid Barlund.

Grant

If you are interested in an extended master's thesis (60p) it is, in addition to the ordinary grant, possible to apply for a specific research project with possibilities to apply for extra grants.
At the moment there are different projects you can apply for:
- For students writing a master's thesis within competition law, it is possible to apply for a BECCLE-scholarship.

More information about the scholarships at the Faculty (in Norwegian).

21.01.2022