Module 1
Fundamentals of International Arbitration
Prof. Daniel Girsberger / Prof. Christoph Müller
The first module is dedicated to an introduction to the fundamentals of international arbitration both in a comparative perspective and with emphasis on Swiss law. The course is taught by Christoph Müller and Daniel Girsberger, both experienced university faculty members and arbitration practitioners. The purpose of this “crash course” is to ensure that by the end of the first week, all participants are familiar with the essential aspects of international arbitration law and practice, particularly with respect to the Swiss legal framework.
The course is based on materials specifically designed for this type of education, and includes practical exercises in all relevant areas of international arbitration, namely:
The Legal Concept of Arbitration, Fundamental Features, Regulatory Framework and Neighbouring Methods of Dispute Resolution
The Arbitration Agreement
The Arbitral Tribunal
The Arbitral Proceedings
The Applicable Law
The Arbitral Award
Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards
“Perfect balance between theory and practice. Partners of the most acknowledge arbitration law-firms worldwide teaching participants from four continents makes commitment build motivation.”
