MEMBERSHIP IN CONTEXT

DELOS Membership offers arbitration practitioners, in-house counsel, and dispute resolution professionals a structured way to engage more closely with a global leader in international arbitration.

Membership reflects DELOS’s broader mission: to promote best practices in international arbitration, develop practical and educational resources, and facilitate informed engagement with users of arbitration.

Membership is designed for individuals who wish to:

• Access DELOS’s extended content and resources
• Participate more closely in its training and knowledge-sharing initiatives
• Support the development of tools and platforms that benefit arbitration users

WHO MEMBERSHIP IS FOR

Delos Membership is open to a broad range of profiles, including:

• Arbitration practitioners, at all stages of their careers, and students aspiring to become arbitration professionals
• In-house counsel, whether regularly or occasionally involved in dispute resolution
• Academics and other professionals with a demonstrated interest in arbitration

Membership levels are structured to reflect different professional roles and degrees of engagement.

WHAT MEMBERS GAIN

Depending on the membership level, members may benefit from:

• Access to exclusive or extended arbitration video content, including both substantive and practical material
• Preferential access to training programmes, workshops, and events
• Opportunities to contribute to or be featured in DELOS publications and initiatives
• Early or enhanced visibility into developments across the DELOS platform

Details of each membership level and associated benefits are set out on the Membership Levels page.

SUPPORTING DELOS’s MISSION

As a non-profit institution, DELOS reinvests membership support into the development of:

• High-quality arbitration tools and publications
• Training and capacity-building initiatives
• Open and accessible resources for arbitration users worldwide

By becoming a member, individuals support DELOS’s institutional mission while strengthening their own engagement with international arbitration practice.