Gujarat Maritime University 
Law School

Certificate Course on Dispute Resolution Mechanisms for Settling International Trade Disputes by GMU

This course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to navigate complex international trade disputes, an essential skill set in today’s globalized market.

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The Gujarat Maritime University, Gandhinagar (GMU) is conducting a three-day Certificate Course on Dispute Resolution Mechanisms for Settling International Trade Disputes.

This three-day certificate course offers a comprehensive exploration of dispute resolution mechanisms used in international trade disputes, focusing on arbitration, mediation, and negotiation strategies. Designed for legal professionals, business practitioners, and students of international trade law, the course combines theoretical insights with practical application, helping participants understand the complexities of resolving cross-border disputes. With globalization driving cross-border commerce, dispute resolution has become an essential skill for those involved in international trade, including businesses, law firms, and policymakers.

Key Highlights of the Course

  • Comprehensive overview of international trade law and ADR mechanisms.

  • Practical training on drafting dispute resolution clauses.

  • Exploration of case studies and enforcement strategies.

This specialized course will take place from January 10-12, 2025. It offers participants valuable insights into arbitration, mediation, and negotiation strategies to address complex cross-border trade disputes.

Mode: Hybrid (Online platform: Cisco Webex)

Certificate: Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation.

Last Date to Register (Extended): January 8, 2025

For more details, please refer to the attached brochure or contact shalini-smlpa@gmu.edu.in.

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