The Armenian Arbitrators Association (AAA) is pleased to announce its participation in the 11th Annual Mock Arbitration organized by the American University of Armenia (AUA) on April 26–27, 2025. The event, hosted by the LL.M. Program and ADR Clinic, brought together students from multiple universities for an intensive two-day simulation of international arbitration proceedings.
The Association of Arbitrators of Armenia and the American University of Armenia offer an opportunity for students of law faculties at higher educational institutions and individuals with legal qualifications to take part in the Arbitration Summer School.
The four-day intensive summer school aims to enhance participants' theoretical and practical understanding of arbitration.
In addition to imparting theoretical knowledge, the summer school will enable participants to apply their learning through moot court sessions and situational simulations. Conducted by experts, the classes will prioritize discussions and practical exercises, fostering the skills necessary for careers in this field.
We welcome those interested in arbitration to submit their applications for participation in the summer arbitration school. The expected number of selected participants is 30.
Summer School Dates: June 26-29, 2025 (09:30 - 18:00).
Venue: American University of Armenia, Main Building, 5th Floor, Small Hall.
Eligibility Criteria: Students from law faculties of universities and individuals with legal qualifications are eligible to apply.
The official language of the summer school is Armenian.
Application Procedure:
Interested individuals should send their application for participation/letter of interest, written in a free style, along with their CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by June 10, 2025 at 18:00.
Selection Process:
A relevant committee will select participants based on the submitted applications from students applying to join the summer school.
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The Association of Arbitrators of Armenia and the American University of Armenia offer an opportunity for students of law faculties at higher educational institutions and individuals with legal qualifications to take part in the Arbitration Summer School.