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Designed for students who do not possess a first degree in law, the Diploma provides specialized training in maritime law and arbitration to professionals such as master mariners, marine engineers, and graduates from other disciplines working in the maritime sector.
Maritime and Shipping Law Course for Legal and Industry Practitioners. This 26-hour course, led by SAL’s Senior Accredited Specialists in Maritime and Shipping Law, covers a wide range of topics from ship sale and purchase to international sale of goods and finance to admiralty law and claims.
This 26-hour course is led by SAL’s Senior Accredited Specialists in Maritime and Shipping Law geared towards Accredited Specialist candidates who are preparing for the examination under the Specialist Accreditation Scheme. It is ideal for those who wish to have a better grasp of the practice area.
Become familiar with the range of international treaties and laws that govern the international maritime trade; Grasp what fundamental legal concepts must be included within maritime-based commercial contracts; Understand the mechanics of drafting both Time and Voyage Charters; Be able to differentiate between the above and a Bareboat Charter
CIL International Law Year in Review 2025 Conference. 22 January, Wednesday. 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Orchard Hotel Singapore. Workshops.
The conflict of laws regulates international disputes before Singapore’s courts. This course focuses on two of its three central pillars – international jurisdiction and foreign judgments – which allocates disputes and decision-making authority between domestic courts.
The Course will provide weekly interactive thematic courses delivered by highly-qualified academics and practitioners from all over the world, including Singapore, with additional weekly special lectures from high-profile guests.
