Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
International Arbitration: Frameworks and Drafting an Arbitration Agreement
College of Law
This online course explored the fundamental concepts of arbitration and alternative dispute resolution through informal self-assessments, including evaluating key arbitral institutions, drafting an arbitration agreement and advising on the use of arbitration for a commercial dispute.
5 weeks, 9 hours per week
James Jung
Director, International Relations and Development
College of Law
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Investigate alternative dispute resolution (ADR) laws and institutions and models and mechanisms for dispute resolution in ASEAN +6 countries.
- Discuss the availability of arbitration in ASEAN +6 countries.
- Evaluate the rules of the key arbitral institutions in ASEAN +6 countries.
- Debate arguments for and against the use of arbitration for resolving commercial disputes.
- Identify essential elements in an arbitration agreement for international disputes.
Syllabus
- History of arbitration
- Arbitration or alternative dispute resolution
- Different types of arbitration
- Required form of an arbitration agreement
Issued on 29th May 2024
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