Seminar: Moot Mediation Competition
A.Y. 2020/2021
Learning objectives
The course consists of seminars and preparation exercises necessary for participation in national and international student competitions for which the representative of the University of Milan will apply for admission.
Expected learning outcomes
1. To deepen the theoretical foundations of negotiation and mediation.
2. To train negotiation and mediation skills.
3. To train language skills in English (for international competitions).
2. To train negotiation and mediation skills.
3. To train language skills in English (for international competitions).
Lesson period: Second semester
Assessment methods: Giudizio di approvazione
Assessment result: superato/non superato
Single course
This course cannot be attended as a single course. Please check our list of single courses to find the ones available for enrolment.
Course syllabus and organization
Single session
Responsible
Lesson period
Second semester
TEACHING METHODS
In the first semester, classes will be live-streamed on Microsoft Teams, following the lessons timetable.
Live-streamed classes will be recorded and will be available on the online platform.
Students will be informed as soon as possible, through the course ARIEL website, in case they will be able also to attend in person the classes at University. This possibility will depend upon the evolution of the emergency and the respect of the security directives. In any case the classes will be recorded and will be available on the online platform.
The course will alternate and combine lectures and seminar teaching. Classes may require prior readings and include pre-recorded components.
SYLLABUS
The course programme is unchanged. However, the specific contents of classes
will adapt to the teaching methods outlined above.
TEACHING RESOURCES
Reference materials for each class will be uploaded to the Ariel course website.
ASSESSMENT METHODS AND CRITERIA
No changes: see the relevant section.
In the first semester, classes will be live-streamed on Microsoft Teams, following the lessons timetable.
Live-streamed classes will be recorded and will be available on the online platform.
Students will be informed as soon as possible, through the course ARIEL website, in case they will be able also to attend in person the classes at University. This possibility will depend upon the evolution of the emergency and the respect of the security directives. In any case the classes will be recorded and will be available on the online platform.
The course will alternate and combine lectures and seminar teaching. Classes may require prior readings and include pre-recorded components.
SYLLABUS
The course programme is unchanged. However, the specific contents of classes
will adapt to the teaching methods outlined above.
TEACHING RESOURCES
Reference materials for each class will be uploaded to the Ariel course website.
ASSESSMENT METHODS AND CRITERIA
No changes: see the relevant section.
Course syllabus
Theoretical foundations of communication, negotiation and mediation; introductory, exploratory, negotiating and concluding phase of mediation; mediation exercises and simulations; participation in national and international competitions.
Prerequisites for admission
None
Teaching methods
Case simulations; debriefing and discussion.
Teaching Resources
Past cases from the International Chamber of Commerce Moot Mediation competition, Consensual Dispute Resolution Competition, and Competizione Italiana di Mediazione.
Assessment methods and Criteria
The final positive evaluation and the attribution of credits take place in the event of active participation in national and international mediation meetings and competitions to which the representative of the University of Milan will be admitted.
Professor(s)
Reception:
Office hours: Tuesday 10,30 am-12,30 pm (online on MS Teams, Team code 7kv5eto)
Room 2011 - Dept. Cesare Beccaria - Sect. Philosophy and Sociology of Law