How do I qualify for the Diploma in International Arbitration?

The Basel Arbitration School offers a five-day programme on public, private, and hybrid arbitration, featuring experts from Switzerland, the UK, and beyond. Young practitioners and graduate students will engage with representatives from Swiss institutions like the WIPO Arbitration Centre and ILO Administrative Tribunal. The programme includes public lectures, an arbitration trivia, a careers panel, and networking opportunities. Participants will also enjoy Switzerland's scenic beauty, with recommendations for cultural attractions and a skiing trip to the Alps, making it an enriching experience both professionally and socially.

CIS Arbitration Workshop: Sanctions, Compliance and Enforcement – Online is a focused two-half-day programme exploring how sanctions, geopolitical tensions and jurisdictional competition are reshaping CIS-related disputes, arbitration proceedings and the enforcement of judgments and awards. The course will equip practitioners and other stakeholders with a clearer understanding of emerging risks and the legal strategies, jurisdictions and institutions likely to shape future cross-border disputes

State Responsibility and Investor–State Dispute Settlement Workshop is a hybrid one-day programme exploring the principles of State responsibility and their practical application in investment treaty claims, with insights into current ISDS developments in Japan, Asia and beyond.