Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
International Arbitration: Process and Procedure
College of Law
This online course explored the process and procedure of international arbitration, including rules of evidence, oral hearings and documents only processes, disclosure, planning and conduct of the preliminary meeting and the relationship between arbitration and the national courts.
5 weeks, 9 hours per week
James Jung
Director, International Relations and Development
College of Law
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Apply international arbitration knowledge to prepare and respond to written submissions in arbitration proceedings.
- Evaluate legal arguments and frameworks to advise clients on arbitration strategy, risks, and prospects of success in international arbitration.
- Apply effective communication and interpersonal skills to advise clients on issues relating to international arbitration and state-investor arbitration.
Syllabus
- The arbitral process
- Hearing procedures and evidence
- The role of the court and tribunal
- Interim measures
Issued on 11th June 2024
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