Summer School

12 September 2022

Summer School of International Arbitration

TBD Online

The International University of Sarajevo (IUS) Faculty of Law (FLW) is proud to announce its second Summer School of International Arbitration. The Summer School offers a rich programme that will guide the participants through the fundamental principles of theory and practice of international arbitration, as well as the cutting-edge developments and hot topics in this field. The programme is open for applications to all interested stakeholders: students, academics, practicing lawyers, government officials and entrepreneurs. The Summer School lecturers are world-class experts in arbitration. They either come from or work at the universities and/or law firms in Europe (including Southeast Europe), the United States, Australia, the Philippines and India. Together they bring decades of knowledge and experience that will ensure unique insights and a competitive advantage to the participants. The programme will take place online from 12 September through to 23 September. Some lectures will be organized in person at the IUS Campus, and they will be broadcast live for attendees unable to attend in person. To get the application form and to find out more about the registration process, please CLICK HERE. To check out the programme of the Summer School, please CLICK HERE.1 Students and unemployed persons will receive special discounts to the price of tuition. The attendees will receive a certificate of attendance. For any inquiries, please write to flw@ius.edu.ba    ....... 1 The IUS Faculty of Law reserves the right to change the program and speakers unannounced at any time.

Successful Completion of Summer School on International Arbitration

IUS FLW and Association Arbitri announce successful completion on the two-week long programme of Summer School on International Arbitration, which took place from 13 to 25 September 2021.

Summary of the Twelfth day of Summer School on International Abitration

On September 25, following a successful two-week Summer School on International Arbitration, the participants had the opportunity to learn about the Vis Moot program. The panel titled "The Vis Moot Programme - More than a Competition" took place on 25 September and gathered former Vis Moot Participants, who are now working in the biggest international law firms. The panel was moderated by Fahira Brodlija (IUS) and included Arnela Maglić (Knoetzl), Medisa Fočić (IUS), Augusto Garcia (Wilmer Hale) and Muhamed Tulić (Wilmer Hale).

Summary of the Eleventh day of Summer School on International Abitration

Today, on September 24, participants to the Summer School attended the lecture titled Changing Perspectives and Conflicting Treaty Obligations: What is the Message of the ECJ Achmea Case and the 2020 Plurilateral Termination Agreement for Candidate Countries? by Maja Stanivuković Professor Maja Stanivuković is full professor at the Novi Sad University Faculty of Law, teaching Private International Law, European Union Law, International Contract Law and International Arbitration.

Summary of the Tenth day of Summer School on International Abitration

Today, on September 23, participants to the Summer School attended the lecture titled “BITs - Yay or Nay?” by Toni Deskoski.

Toni Deskoski is a Full Professor at the Law Faculty at the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University and Iustinianus Primus Faculty of Law in Skopje.

Thank you to esteemed Professor Deskoski for an inspiring lecture.

Stay tuned for tomorrow's lecture!

Summary of the Ninth day of Summer School on International Abitration

Today, on September 22, participants to the Summer School attended the lecture titled “Investment Arbitration” by Kiran Nasir Gore.

Kiran Nasir Gore is a Professorial Lecturer in Law at the George Washington University School of Law. She is also Counsel in the Law Offices of Charles H. Camp, PC, working on all facets of international dispute resolution, with expertise spanning over the past ten years.

Thank you to esteemed Ms Gore for an inspiring lecture.

Summary of the Eighth day of Summer School on International Abitration

Yesterday, on September 21, participants to the Summer School attended the lecture titled “The CUSG in the Western Balkans” by Prof. dr Zlatan Meškić.

Prof. Dr. Zlatan Meškić is a full professor at the Prince Sultan University (Riyadh) since 2019 – previously at the University of Zenica, where he started as assistant professor in the year 2008. He is teaching and researching in Private International Law, European Union Law and International Commercial Arbitration.

Thank you to esteemed Professor Meškić for an inspiring and thought-provoking lecture.

Summary of the Seventh day of Summer School on International Abitration

Today, on September 20, our participants had the opportunity to attend the lecture named “The CISG” by Nevena Jevremović Colleague Jevremović is Honorary Lecturer at Aberdeen University.

Thank you to esteemed colleague Jevremović for an inspiring and valuable lecture.

Stay tuned for tomorrow's lecture!

Summary of Sixth day of Summer School on International Arbitration

On Saturday, 18 September at 11 am, a panel discussion was held as part of the IUS Summer School of International Arbitration. The panel discussion was titled somewhat figuratively – The Future of Arbitration in Southeast Europe: A Perspective of New Kids on the Block – to reflect the fact that the speakers were young and highly successful individuals who will likely shape arbitration in the region of Southeast Europe in not-so-distant future.