Virtual Module 3 Award Writing in International Arbitration 2024

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Ciarb’s Module 3 course enables you to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to practice as an international arbitrator. By taking this course, you will be equipped to:

• Understand and consider evidence.
• Weigh evidence up and analyse submissions.
• Arrive at a conclusion.
• Write a final, reasoned and enforceable Arbitration Award in compliance with UNCITRAL Model Law.

On successful completion of the Module 3 assessment (available separately), you will be eligible to apply for Ciarb Fellowship (FCIArb) – unlocking eligibility to join Ciarb’s and other global dispute panels.

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How is the course delivered?

The course comprises a combination of private study and six virtual tutorials. It is delivered virtually over a three-month period.

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How will I be assessed?

You will be assessed via Ciarb’s learning platform, LearnADR. You will be given 48 consecutive hours within a five-day window to submit your decision online and must achieve 70% to pass.

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What are the entry requirements?

To register for the course, you must meet all of the following criteria. You must have:

• Successfully completed and passed the Ciarb Module 1: Law, Practice and Procedure of International Arbitration course and assessment.
• Successfully completed and passed the Ciarb Module 2: Law of Obligations course and assessment, or the Module 2 Online Exemption Test.
• Have a minimum of five years’ professional workplace experience as, for example, a lawyer, surveyor, accountant, insurer, shipbroker or similar. This experience must involve communicating with others, problem-solving, managing workloads effectively, decision-making and the exercise of judgment.

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