Specialization Course in Arbitration
Specialized training to understand, apply and manage arbitral proceedings in domestic and international settings.
ANDEARB delivers its Continuing Education offering through specialized courses and programs. This program provides theoretical and practical knowledge to understand, apply and manage arbitral proceedings in domestic settings.
Objectives
- Understand the legal framework of arbitration and its relationship with investment arbitration.
- Manage arbitral proceedings and procedural steps, including in virtual settings.
- Recognize the main stages and procedural steps of a domestic arbitration.
- Identify the ethical duties and standards applicable to arbitral practice.
- Analyze the essential elements of international investment arbitration.
- Understand the structure of the award and the mechanisms for challenging it.
- Integrate the knowledge acquired through a simulated arbitration case.
Who should attend
- Lawyers seeking to serve as arbitrators or technical advisors in domestic or international arbitral proceedings.
- Public- and private-sector professionals involved in domestic or international arbitrations.
- Anyone interested in acquiring specialized training in arbitration.
Methodology
| Component | What it involves |
|---|---|
| Live sessions | Videoconference classes with the faculty, based on real construction cases. |
| Asynchronous work | Readings, presentations, videos and assessments on the course platform. |
| Workshops | Drafting of minutes, reports, recommendations and decisions, with individual feedback. |
| Final simulation | A complete case before the board or tribunal: preparation, presentation, advocacy and decision. |
| Tutoring | Ongoing support throughout the program. |
Certification
A digital certificate is awarded to participants who complete 100% of the content and obtain a minimum grade of 12. The certificate states the program's 120 academic hours.
Faculty
The course is taught by arbitrators and adjudicators from the Center's rosters, with experience in arbitral disputes.
Important. This course does not automatically qualify participants to serve as arbitrators or adjudicators, nor does it in itself satisfy the requirements for admission to external registers. Any agreement with professional associations or universities for the recognition of hours will be confirmed before it is announced.