What will you learn in International Law in Action: the Arbitration of International Disputes Course
Foundations of international arbitration and how it differs from domestic dispute resolution.
Key principles, legal frameworks, and conventions that govern international arbitration.
Roles of arbitrators, lawyers, and institutions in resolving cross-border disputes.
Procedures and best practices in conducting international arbitration hearings.
Program Overview
Module 1: Introduction to International Arbitration
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Nature and role of arbitration; pros and cons; basic terminology.
Hands-on: Explore landmark cases and reflect on arbitration scenarios.
Module 2: Legal Framework
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: New York Convention, UNCITRAL Model Law, national laws.
Hands-on: Analyze key legal texts and assess enforceability of awards.
Module 3: Arbitral Proceedings
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Commencement of proceedings, evidence, interim measures, confidentiality.
Hands-on: Map out an arbitral process from initiation to award.
Module 4: The Role of Arbitrators
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Appointment, independence, challenges, and decision-making.
Hands-on: Case study on ethical dilemmas and arbitrator bias.
Module 5: Recognition and Enforcement of Awards
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Enforcement across jurisdictions, resistance to enforcement.
Hands-on: Apply enforcement strategies to real-world scenarios.
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Job Outlook
High demand in international law firms, multinational companies, and arbitration institutions.
Growth in sectors like energy, trade, construction, and tech for cross-border dispute resolution.
Salary range: Legal professionals specializing in arbitration can earn $80,000–$200,000+ annually.
Freelance arbitration roles or roles within international legal bodies are also emerging.
Specification: International Law in Action: the Arbitration of International Disputes
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