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7,900 SAR
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Online
Mon, 04 Nov 2024
3 Months
Virtual tutorials are held on the dates below at the start time of 5:30 KSA:
- Tutorial 1: Part 1: 01/12/2024 & Part 2: 02/12/2024
- Tutorial 2: Part 1: 05/01/2025 & Part 2: 06/01/2025
- Tutorial 3: Part 1: 02/02/2025 & Part 2 03/02/2025
- Examination: 13/03/2025
This module focuses on providing candidates with knowledge of the principles and practice of international arbitration. It is therefore the starting point for anyone who wants to get started in arbitration or is involved in arbitration cases as a party, representative of a party, witness, or expert.
To understand international arbitration procedures and be able to employ legislation and regulations based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration and the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
Awareness of the meaning of international arbitration.
Familiarity with the principles, rules, and agreements for the practice of arbitration, and the ability to apply them.
Understanding of the legal basis of arbitration.
Understanding of the contractual nature of arbitrator appointments.
Understanding of the arbitrator’s powers and functions.
Understanding of the rights and duties of the parties to arbitration cases.
Understanding of the relationship of the courts to arbitration proceedings.
Understanding of the requirements for the enforcement of arbitral awards.
Ability to apply the principles and legal requirements of arbitration.
Ability to apply the provisions of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration.
An introduction to dispute resolution, the most important forms, and the advantages of each.
The evolution of arbitration in both statute and practice, and the international basis for the codification of arbitration practices, including the New York Convention and the UNCITRAL Model Law and Arbitration Rules.
Familiarization with the New York Convention, the UNCITRAL Model Law, the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, and their most important provisions on international arbitration cases.
The state of ADR in various regions of the world, the effect of religion, and a look at a range of legal doctrines related to ADR.
The freedom allowed to parties to choose the rules governing the arbitration process, in particular the applicable law, the venue, the rules, etc.
Requirements for drafting a valid arbitration agreement and how proceedings are commenced in a dispute.
The characteristics of an effective arbitrator, the process of appointing arbitrators, and how arbitrator fees are determined and distributed between the parties.
Independence and neutrality, jurisdiction and authority, duties and procedural options.
Pleadings, documents, evidence, and applications to the arbitral tribunal.
Three months of self-study interspersed with a tutorial at the end of each month of the course. In the tutorial, participants will meet with the tutor to review the material, share what they have learned, respond to problems, and find solutions.
There will be a remotely administered written exam. Candidates must begin the exam within five days after it is uploaded to the learning platform and will have 48 hours to complete it. Exam results will be sent to candidates 12 weeks after the date of the exam.
There are no prerequisites or requirements to enroll in Module 1.
After passing Module 1, candidates will be eligible for:
A completion certificate issued by CIArb.
CIArb membership at the MCIArb grade.
Listing in the SCCA Arbitrator Roster if they meet the other admission criteria.
