Curriculum
The curriculum combines legal foundations, regulatory analysis and professional practice over 120 academic hours.
| Module | Content | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Module 1 | Foundations of the Dispute Board under Peruvian law — Legal nature and purpose · Regulatory and comparative development · Guiding principles and conceptual framework | 12 |
| Module 2 | Scope, powers and functions — Subject-matter and functional powers · Interaction with other bodies of the public procurement system · Limits and responsibilities | 16 |
| Module 3 | Procedure and practice before the board — Stages of the procedure · Submission of disputes and document management · Good practices in conducting the proceedings | 20 |
| Module 4 | Advisory opinions, decisions and recommendations — Types of determinations · Reasoning criteria and quality standards · Analysis of landmark cases | 16 |
| Module 5 | Dispute Boards — Concept, types and international models · Comparison with the Peruvian Dispute Board · Applications in infrastructure projects | 12 |
| Module 6 | Dispute Boards Workshop — Drafting minutes, reports and recommendations · Simulated sessions and collaborative resolution · Role of the expert and the technical team | 16 |
| Module 7 | Risk Allocation and Conflict Management Workshop — Identification and classification of contractual risks · Prevention and mitigation tools · Scenario analysis and decision-making | 16 |
| Final capstone workshop | Full simulation of a case before a Dispute Board: preparation, presentation and advocacy · Issuance of decisions and expert feedback · Comprehensive skills assessment | 12 |
| Total | 120 academic hours | |