Please note that from midnight (GMT) on 30 November 2024 to midnight (GMT) 5 January 2025 we will not be processing any new membership applications. 

Any applications received during this period will be held and processed in the first full week of January 2025. The 2025 membership subscription rates, based on membership grade and country of residence, will be applied. 

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Please be assured we will resume processing applications promptly in January 2025. 

For enquiries: memberservices@ciarb.org

*To apply, you must first create or log into your MyCiarb account.

Signify your professional credentials by displaying the FCIArb postnominal.

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Unlock eligibility to join Ciarb’s panels and other global dispute panels.

Grow your practice with confidence. Access a range of resources, including our library of technical guidelines that support day-to-day work in dispute resolution.

Promote your skills and experience through your entry on Ciarb’s online Member Directory.

Stay informed on the latest industry and Ciarb developments through:

• eSolver: your monthly newsletter.
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• Articles on the Ciarb website.

Network and connect with other members through Ciarb’s global and local events and network of over 40 Branches.

Demonstrate your commitment to the highest professional standards and ethics in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) by adhering to the Ciarb Code of Professional and Ethical Conduct.

Be heard by sharing your views through participating in Ciarb’s responses to consultations.

Choose one of the following routes to become a Fellow. Whichever route you take, the final stage always involves an interview:

• The Ciarb assessment route: Successfully complete one of our Fellow grade assessments.
• The RCP route: Submit evidence that you have successfully completed an accredited course with one of our Recognised Course Providers (RCP).*
• The experience route: Provide evidence of a minimum of 10 years' experience in a lead or sole capacity as an arbitrator, adjudicator or mediator.*

Fellow grade membership fees differ depending on your country of residence, and the month in which you join us (fees are pro-rata on a monthly basis).

*Candidates who complete courses with Ciarb or with one of Ciarb’s RCPs, should apply for membership within two years of completion.