Christina Hioureas will be part of the faculty teaching at the 12th edition of the Certificate in International Commercial and Investment Arbitration organized by Roma Tre University School of Law and the Italian Association for Arbitration (AIA), in partnership with the Milan Chamber of Arbitration (CAM) and the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law – UNIDROIT, under the auspices of the Roma Tre – UNIDROIT Centre for Transnational Commercial Law and International Arbitration.
The Certificate will be led by prominent academics, in-house counsel and practitioners, and include five days of engaging sessions, practical roundtables, and interactive workshops on international commercial and investment arbitration. The course covers both theoretical and practical aspects of international arbitration and is designed for both students and practitioners.
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