This course equips participants with a firm grounding in the law and practice of international commercial arbitration. The course is taught by an international faculty of well-known arbitration experts. 
 
Every session will feature leading academics at King’s College London as well as prestigious arbitration practitioners from around the globe (see list of speakers on the course page link below). This combined format offers attendants rigorous conceptual teaching with a practical and hands-on perspective.​ 

​​For full course details please visit:​  ​https://www.kcl.ac.uk/short-courses/law-arbitration

​​Please make sure you meet the entry requirements for this course before you start your application. King’s College London reserves the right to cancel your registration on the course if you do not meet all the requirements. If your registration is cancelled, the short course administrator will be in touch to arrange a refund.​  

We invite you to participate in an exclusive opportunity to gain insights form Sir Peter Thornton KC on the legal frameworks and procedures governing coroners and inquests. This short course emphasises the pivitol role of coroners in the administration of justice. It will address key questions such as: Who are coroners? What are their responisibilites? What is the purpose of their work? How should they execute their duties to serve the public interest? What lessons can be derived from their practice?

The course comprises five interactive seminars, each meticulously designed to cover a comprehensive range of topics, including the reporting of deaths, case investigations, the conduct of inquests, and the formulation of reports aimed at preventing future deaths. Participants will be expected to actively engage in discussions, deliver brief presentations, and critically analyse relevant scenarios.

For full course details please visit: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/short-courses/coroners-inquests

This course teaches coding literacy and fundamental coding skills through an online platform provided by a commercial partner. Coding becomes an ever more important skill in society. Whilst it is not necessary for everyone to be an expert coder, a certain coding literacy is advantageous and will at some point become a standard part of any professional skillset. Having some hands-on experience in the actual processes of creating computer code provides an invaluable sense of control. All module content is designed in advance in vertical scroll elements, videos, online coding challenges and runs fully automated at the pace determined by the student. The module has a teaching and a project section allowing the student to practice learnt content via an online training platform. The teaching section consists of the following parts: i. Introduction, ii. Principle of Coding, iii. Python and Javascript 101, iv. Cryptography, v. The Blockchain and Smart Contracts, vi. Data Science, Neural Networks and AI, vii. Legal Tech, viii. Conclusion. In the project section students will go through larger, platform guided coding challenges: a. programme a blockchain, b. programme a dApp, c. programme a simple stock prediction algorithm.

For full course details please visit: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/short-courses/kings-coding-for-lawyers-2

Please make sure you meet the entry requirements for this course before you start your application. King’s College London reserves the right to cancel your registration on the course if you do not meet all the requirements. If your registration is cancelled, the short course administrator will be in touch to arrange a refund.