ICC Arbitration
About This Course
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
1. Understand the historical and contemporary contributions of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and its International Court of Arbitration to the establishment and development of the international normative framework for arbitration;
2. Analyze key issues encountered by practitioners at various stages of ICC arbitration proceedings, considering both practical and legal perspectives;
3. Develop the skills to analyze and evaluate real-life scenarios in ICC arbitration, using course resources and in-class practical exercises; and
4. Apply the learned principles and techniques to effectively navigate and advocate in ICC arbitration proceedings, considering the complexities and challenges that may arise.
What You'll Learn
The International Chamber of Commerce and its International Court of Arbitration have played a leading role in the establishment and the development of the international normative framework that makes arbitration so attractive today. This course highlights the historical and contemporary contributions of ICC to this normative framework, and covers the key issues with which practitioners are faced at the main junctures of ICC arbitration proceedings, from both a practical and a legal perspective. The course features in-class practical exercises that draw on course resources and enable students to face a variety of possible real-life scenarios.
Entry Requirements
A good Bachelor's or Juris Doctor degree in Law