International Competitions

Published: 2016-09-09 Views:

To represent XULS in an international competition is one of the most valuable educational experience a student can have at the School. XULS has a remarkable track record in international mooting competitions.

Here are some of XULS’s achievements in international competitions:

Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition (Washington, DC)

47th debate contest (2006): Hardy C. Dillard Award, Best Memo World Champion (The first in mainland of China); Alona E. Evans Award, the fifth of Best Memo; Best Oralist (the only in mainland of China)

48th debate contest (2007): Alona E. Evans Award, the seventh of Best Memo

52th debate contest (2011): Best Memo World Champion; the third of Best Memo, Alona E. Evans Award

57th debate contest (2016):the second of Best Memo

Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Vienna)

12th debate contest (2005): Martin Domke Award, Best Oralist Nomination

13th debate contest (2006): Pieter Sanders Award and Werner Melis Award, Best Memo Nomination

17th debate contest (2010): Werner Melis Award, Best Memo Nomination

18th debate contest (2011): Martin Domke Award, Best Oralist Nomination

19th debate contest (2012): Werner Melis Award, the third of Best Memo

Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Hong Kong)

6th debate contest (2009): FaliNariman Award, Best Memo Nomination

7th debate contest (2010): Eric Bergsten Award and FaliNariman Award, Best Memo Nomination