Graduate Certificate in International Arbitration
About This Course
The increasing use of arbitration and other dispute resolution mechanisms means that more professionals will be called upon to act as arbitrators. Conducting arbitration properly necessarily assumes that the arbitrator understands the law supporting the process, the procedures that should be followed, and the powers that may be exercised. While many lawyers are familiar with court procedures and the judicial process, fewer are familiar with the arbitral process. Non-lawyers have an even greater challenge when hearing disputes where parties are represented by lawyers in the arbitration. This programme is designed for both lawyers and non-lawyers who wish to be involved in the practice of arbitration as arbitrators.
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
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