Nguyen Duy Nghia

Passionate legal educator and tech enthusiast dedicated to helping students see the real-world value of law. Strives to create lessons that inspire curiosity, confidence, and independent thinking. Known for thoughtful lesson design and an interactive teaching approach that makes complex legal ideas accessible and engaging for all learners.

• 2024 Intercollegiate Negotiation Competition

Team Captain - Keio Law School

-Represented the university in an international arbitration round against the Singapore team, presenting persuasive arguments and securing a -favorable outcome.

-Led successful negotiations with the Japanese team during a high-stakes round, applying strategic approaches to achieve a strong result.

-Guided and motivated the team from preparation to competition day, contributing to a standout performance among global participants.

• Mediation

Trained to mediate legal disputes

-Gained practical skills in facilitating dispute resolution through interest-based negotiation and active listening.

-Studied key mediation models and techniques used in both domestic and international commercial contexts.

-Participated in simulated mediation sessions, taking on mediator and party roles to apply theory to practice.

• Japanese Law (Public Law)

Studied Japan’s constitutional system

-Studied constitutional structure, administrative law, and the balance of powers in Japan's legal system.

-Analyzed landmark Supreme Court cases on freedom of expression, Article 9 (pacifism), and judicial review.

-Attended a live hearing at the Tokyo District Court to observe Japanese public law in practice.

• International Commercial Arbitration I

Learned international arbitration core structure

-Learned the fundamentals of international arbitration, including key principles under UNCITRAL Model Law.

-Analyzed arbitration clauses, jurisdiction issues, and procedural rules across different arbitral institutions.

-Participated in case-based discussions simulating real-world arbitration scenarios between international parties.

• Japanese Law (Labor Law)

Studied Japan’s long-term employment law

-Studied key labor regulations, including employment contracts, dismissal protections, and working conditions under the Labor Standards Act.

-Examined Japan’s unique long-term employment model and its impact on labor rights, employer obligations, and workforce stability.

-Analyzed real cases involving workplace discrimination, collective bargaining, and dispute resolution in both traditional and evolving work settings.