Conflict Resolution Certificate
Enables you to develop ADR knowledge and skills in an organized, thoughtful, and scholarly way which links theory to practice.
The Certificate in Conflict Resolution puts you in the best position to deliver value to employers and clients who recognize that the best lawyers are skilled problem-solvers.
Eligibility
This 14-credit program is available to:
- Professionals and attorneys from all disciplines
- Graduate students
- Law Students at other schools
- Mitchell Hamline J.D. students (with 3 additional required credits)
Admission eligibility is based on receipt of a baccalaureate degree from a nationally or regionally accredited institution.
Conflict Resolution Certificate
Advocacy and Problem-Solving Certificate
The Advocacy and Problem-Solving Certificate seeks to integrate alternative dispute resolution (ADR) into the day-to-day work of lawyers.
Course of Study
22-credit certificate program specifically for Mitchell Hamline J.D. students.
Courses
- Three foundation courses: conflict theory, evidence, and negotiation
- Three process courses: mediation, arbitration, and advocacy
- Three advocacy and problem-solving practice credits: choose from a wide variety of clinics, externships, competitions, and more
- Four elective credits
- Practice Perspectives Requirement, which gives you direct experience with dispute resolution practitioners and issues confronted in the field
Advocacy and Problem-Solving Certificate
Dispute Resolution Certificate
The Dispute Resolution Certificate enables you to develop alternative dispute resolution (ADR) knowledge and skills in an organized, thoughtful, and scholarly way which links theory to practice.
Course of Study
14-credit certificate program open to business and law professionals, graduate students, and J.D. students enrolled at law schools other than Mitchell Hamline.
Courses
- Foundation course in conflict theory
- Three process courses: negotiation, mediation, and arbitration
- Five elective credits
Dispute Resolution Certificate
Global Arbitration Law and Practice Certificate
National and Trans-Border Perspectives, London
June 20–July 21, 2016
The Global Arbitration Law and Practice Certificate is a London-based study abroad program providing you with a comprehensive, global exposure to international commercial arbitration.
Offered in cooperation with the internationally recognized School of International Arbitration, Queen Mary University of London.
Course of Study
6-credit, intensive, 4-week summer study abroad program.
Courses
- Introduction to U.S. Arbitration Law: Domestic and International Perspectives
- International Trade and Investment Dispute Settlement
- International Commercial Arbitration: Theory and Practice
Renowned faculty are joined by high-profile arbitration practitioners from London’s leading law firms.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2016 London National and Trans-Border Perspectives program.
Global Arbitration Law and Practice Certificate
International Business Negotiation Certificate
Residential Negotiation-IBN: June 21–27, 2016
Advanced International Business Negotiation: July 5–25, 2016
The International Business Negotiation Certificate offers you the opportunity to experience the dynamic nature of international business negotiation and to engage with one another in the way that international business occurs—both in person and through distance technology.
Course of Study
6-credit certificate program for law and graduate business students, as well as business professionals.
Courses
- In-residence Negotiation course (2 credits) completed in Saint Paul or Budapest, Hungary*
- Advanced International Business Negotiation Course (4 credits) completed via distance learning
- Program offered in cooperation with the Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
*Students enrolled in ABA-approved law schools must complete the in-residence requirements in Saint Paul.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2016 International Business Negotiation Certificate program