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Lectures

Rupprecht Podszun regularly teaches in the Law programme of the University of Düsseldorf. He mainly teaches competition law, law of unfair business practices and IP courses, but a range of subjects from general civil law as well. For first year students, we run the course “LAW 100 – Law and the big questions of our time”, a programme that we developed to connect legal thinking with on-going debates in society.  We regularly have seminars on various topics and engage in activities such as the lecture series on economic law. Rupprecht is the co-ordinator of the programme "Law for Non-Lawyers".

Apart from teaching at HHU, Rupprecht Podszun also regularly gives lectures at the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (MIPLC) and for lawyers in training courses of the Bar Association. He is a frequent speaker at national and international competition law conferences.

Our research associates give seminars in civil law for undergraduate students.

Once a year, we convene the Open Seminar for Ph.D.-Students in Competition Law in Düsseldorf. You may find further information on the website of the Institute for Antitrust law: www.ikartr.hhu.de.

Further activities

Our chair coordinates the program Law for Non-Lawyers within the Studium Universale of the HHU. For more information about this program, please click here: www.jura.hhu.de/studium-universale.html

The research assistants at our chair lead working groups.

Lecture series

Every winter semester, the Institute of Antitrust Law offers a lecture series in antitrust law under the direction of Prof. Dr. Christian Kersting, LL.M. (Yale) and Prof. Dr. Rupprecht Podszun. At the invitation of the Institute of Antitrust Law, representatives from antitrust practice will speak on selected topics from antitrust law and merger control law and provide exciting insights into their practice.

The event is open to all students and other interested parties. Prior knowledge of antitrust law is not required.

Please find above the program of the past winter semester 2021/2022.

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