Moot CourtPublié le 15.06.2026

Apply for the 22nd ICC Mediation Competition in Paris!


The Faculty of Law is looking for four motivated students to represent the University of Fribourg at the 22nd ICC International Commercial Mediation Competition, taking place in Paris from 1–6 February 2027.

Organized annually by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the competition is one of the world's leading events in commercial mediation. Every year, it brings together more than 500 participants, including legal professionals, academics, experienced mediators, and over 60 university teams from across the globe.
Through simulated mediation sessions, participants gain practical experience in negotiation and dispute resolution, work alongside professional mediators, and receive valuable feedback from internationally recognized experts.

Why participate?

  • Compete with students from around the world in an international environment
  • Develop practical negotiation and mediation skills
  • Receive coaching from professional mediators
  • Expand your international network and gain valuable experience for your future career

Competition Details

  • Date: 1–6 February 2027

  • Location: Paris, France

  • Language: English

Preparation

Selected students will benefit from:

  • A guaranteed place in Prof. Beyeler’s seminar “Négociation et médiation: mise en pratique!”
  • Team training sessions and coaching by professional mediators throughout the Autumn Semester 2026

Academic Recognition

  • ICC Mediation Competition: 6 ECTS
  • Seminar “Négociation et médiation: mise en pratique!”: 2 ECTS

Application

To apply, please send the following documents:

  • Motivation Letter
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Transcript of university grades

Send your applications and questions to bigna.schall@unifr.ch – no later than 31 July 2026.

For further information, please visit: www.unifr.ch/ius/jungo/de/aktivitaeten/mediationmoot.html

We encourage all interested students with strong communication skills, an international mindset, and an interest in negotiation and dispute resolution to apply.