Module 2 – Law of Obligations, now running over four months with four one-day tutorials to be held online on the following dates:Updated Tutorial & Exam Dates (2026)
- Tutorial 1: 10th June
- Tutorial 2: 8th July
- Tutorial 3: 13th August
- Tutorial 4: 2nd September
- Examination: 15th October
About the Course
This module provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles of Contract Law and Tort Law in the context of how disputes arise and how they may be resolved. The course covers both common law and civil law concepts, ensuring a well-rounded grounding suitable for practitioners in diverse jurisdictions.
It is ideal for individuals who may not have previously studied law but wish to understand the essential elements of the law of obligations that influence commercial disputes.
The course consists of four tutorials presented through lectures, presentations, and online discussions. It is based on a Workbook, which is available upon completion of the application process.Who Should Attend?
This Course Is for You If:
- You wish to become a qualified arbitrator, adjudicator, or mediator.
- You want to understand the law of contract and tort, including those unfamiliar with legal systems.
- You wish to improve or refresh your knowledge even if you do not intend to sit the examination.
- You aim to progress toward Fellowship (FCIArb) after attaining Member status.
