NUM iLAW Moot Court
Develop advocacy, research, and teamwork by representing NUM at leading international moot court competitions.
What is Moot Court?
Moot court simulates real hearings before international and regional tribunals. Students prepare written memorials and deliver oral pleadings before expert judges.
Featured Competitions
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Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot Court
Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot turns investment law into real advocacy. You’ll tackle a complex investor–state case, practice treaty interpretation and arbitral procedure, and sharpen research, memorial writing, and oral pleadings. You’ll learn to think like counsel—structuring arguments, handling tough questions, and working as a team. Afterward, you carry lasting ISDS skills and stronger legal reasoning.
Foreign Direct Investment Arbitration Moot Competition
FDI Arbitration Moot brings investment law to life. You’ll work on a realistic dispute, master treaty interpretation and arbitration procedure, and sharpen legal research, writing, and oral advocacy. You’ll learn to build persuasive submissions, respond under questioning, and collaborate as counsel. After the competition, you retain practical arbitration skills and a deeper grasp of investor–state dispute settlement.
Asia Cup International Law Moot
Asia Cup Moot is your gateway to practical international law in Asia. You’ll build strong research, memorial writing, and oral pleading skills through a realistic case, sharpen legal reasoning under time pressure, and receive detailed feedback from expert judges. You’ll deepen your understanding beyond lectures and expand your regional academic network with students and coaches across Asia.
ICRC International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition
ICRC IHL Moot is where classroom law meets real conflict. You’ll learn to apply International Humanitarian Law to complex facts, strengthen legal research and memorial writing, and argue with clarity before experienced practitioners. You’ll gain confidence, teamwork, and crisis-analysis skills, plus a respected credential and connections that support internships, advocacy work, and future study.
Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
Jessup is more than a moot—it’s a career accelerator. You’ll sharpen research, writing, and oral advocacy under real-world pressure. You’ll deepen public international law knowledge, think strategically, and speak with confidence before expert judges. You’ll join a network of future lawyers and mentors, earn a standout credential, and gain skills for internships, scholarships, and practice.