About India International Disputes Week
India International Disputes Week (IIDW) is a national–international non-profit platform conceived to advance India’s position as a credible, confident, and future-ready hub for dispute resolution across litigation, arbitration, and mediation.
IIDW seeks to align global best practices with the practical realities of Indian law and procedure, with a clear emphasis on outcomes, institutional trust, efficiency, and professional excellence.
IIDW 2026 is being hosted in Chandigarh, India, from 7–11 March 2026, on the theme “Where the World Meets to Resolve Disputes”, bringing together judges, global practitioners, policymakers, and academics for five days of dialogue across litigation, and ADR; around 50+ international speakers and delegates from USA, UK, Canada, Singapore and other countries will participate.
About the Opportunity
IIDW 2026 is inviting proactive, passionate, and well-connected law students to serve as Campus Ambassadors – the face of IIDW within their institutions and beyond, by bridging the gap between this global forum and the student community.
Key Responsibilities
- Outreach & Awareness: Be the primary point of contact for IIDW on your campus
- Social Media Advocacy: Promote IIDW sessions, speakers, and the “Lawyers’ Olympics” across student networks and platforms
- Engagement: Facilitate registrations and assist peers with queries regarding the program
- Feedback: Provide insights from your student body to help us tailor the experience for young legal minds
Eligibility
Eligible applicants include LL.B. (3-year/5-year), LL.M. students from recognized universities with strong communication skills and an active presence in student committees or social media.
How to Apply?
Interested students can apply via the Google Form at the end of this post. The application form must include a CV, a statement of purpose of not more than 250 words, and a short video submission.
Click here to apply for Campus Ambassador.
Click here to register for the India International Disputes Week 2026.
Click here to access the website.
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