Program Overview

Program Overview

The IA for Arbiters and Adjudicators program is designed to provide expertise in the application of artificial intelligence in decision-making. The program is offered in a semi-presential mode, lasting 54 hours, and is organized by the CARC PUCP.

Program Details

• Duration: 54 hours
• Modality: Semipresential
• Investment: S/ 2,000
• Organizer: CARC PUCP
• Start Date: April 13, 2026

Why Study This Program

• Experienced Practitioners: Learn from specialists with extensive experience in artificial intelligence, ensuring updated, applied, and results-oriented training.
• Synchronous Sessions: Participate in live classes for direct interaction, real-case analysis, and immediate doubt resolution.
• Personalized Virtual Tutoring: Receive accompaniment to ensure progress throughout the program.
• Executive Networking: Connect with professionals and sector leaders, expanding your contact network and generating new collaboration opportunities.
• Solidity and Recognition: Backed by over 10 years of experience, the program offers proven, updated, and validated learning.

Target Audience

• Arbiters and adjudicators in public and private contracting
• Lawyers, engineers, and architects involved in contractual disputes
• Technical consultants and legal advisors in dispute resolution
• Arbitral secretaries and JPRD administrators
• Professionals in the public sector, private companies, and institutions using alternative conflict resolution mechanisms
• The general public interested in the subject

Program Contents

1. Introduction to AI in Dispute Resolution
2. Practical Applications of AI in the Work of Arbiters and Adjudicators
3. Ethics, Limits, and Responsibility in AI Use
4. Digital Tools Applicable to Arbitration and JPRD/DB
5. AI-Assisted Writing and Legal/Technical Validation
6. Final Integrative Workshop (PUCP Campus)

Schedule

• Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Final integrative workshop on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Certifications

• Certificate: Participants who achieve a minimum score of 11/20 and attend at least 70% of the sessions (synchronous and/or face-to-face) will receive a certificate issued by the Center for Analysis and Conflict Resolution of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.