10 Oct 2019
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) is delighted to announce it has concluded a partnership with Middlesex University Dubai to hold the newest addition to CIArb’s membership courses, the 9-day Diploma in International Maritime Arbitration, in the United Arab Emirates from 18-29 March 2020.
The Maritime Arbitration Diploma will be directed by George Lambrou FCIArb, a Solicitor Advocate with nearly 20 years of experience acting for clients in a wide range of maritime disputes around the world, and has been edited by Bruce Harris, an experienced London Maritime Arbitration Association arbitrator. It is modelled on CIArb’s world-renowned Diploma in International Commercial Arbitration that takes place in Oxford each year. It includes 9 full days of expert tuition, together with the opportunity to work with a specialist supervisor in different themes of international maritime arbitration. The Diploma incorporates the law, practice and procedure of international maritime arbitration, evidence, decision making and award writing, maritime contracts, legislation and international conventions and maritime arbitration commissions and rules. Successful completion of the Maritime Arbitration Diploma will enable students to apply for peer interview and Fellowship of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb).
Dr Paresh Kathrani, Director of Education and Training at CIArb, said: “We are proud to be partnering with Middlesex University Dubai, one of the leading academic institutions in the UAE, to deliver our Diploma in International Maritime Arbitration in March 2020. The Diploma covers the most important areas in this field.”
The Diploma will be held at Middlesex University Dubai in Dubai Knowledge Park from 18-29 March 2020. The price will be:
The entry requirements are:
On successful completion of the Diploma candidates will be able to, amongst other things:
You can register your interest for this course here.
The Diploma in International Maritime Arbitration is supported by the Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre (EMAC).
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