CAS in Arbitration

Summary

The CAS in Arbitration is an intense four-week program on international arbitration offered over the course of nine months taught in four modules of five days each. It is the first program that combines an in-depth academic program with the practical insight provided by a large number of international practitioners who lecture during the program. This sophisticated program demands from the participant in-depth preparation for each session, and active participation during the course which includes pleading training on the basis of mock cases, role plays of arbitration-related scenarios, drafting sessions to learn how to draft written submissions and interactive discussions on cutting-edge arbitration topics. This program is organized in four modules:

• Module 1: Fundamentals of International Arbitration
• Module 2: How to Commence Arbitration Proceedings
• Module 3: The Taking of Evidence : Hearings and Interim Measures
• Module 4: From the Hearing to the Challenge and Enforcement of the Award