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Model United Nations

A Model United Nations, more commonly known as an MUN is a simulation of the debates at the United Nations. During the conference, all students will be involved in an authentic United Nations Conference simulation. Resolutions will be written, coalitions made or broken and an international court case heard.

​All these events will be reviewed, reported and commented on by the Press Department via a daily newspaper. We offer delegates and journalists the opportunity to indicate their top three preference of three committees they would like to be assigned to, increasing the chance of being assigned to ones most preferred committee.

During our conference, participants get to choose between
three ‘tracks’:

• Delegate
  The participants represents one country and tries to defend its interests, as well as strive for corporation.
• Lawyer/Judge
  The participant will handle an inter-state case in a moot-court simulating the International Court of Justice.
• Journalist
  The participant will provide an in-depth analysis of the  developments in the conference for the daily newspaper.

Each delegate and journalist will be assigned to one of the following committees:

• DISEC (Disarmament and International Security Committee)
• UNHRC (United Nations Human Rights Council)
• SC (Security Council)
• ECOSOC (Economic and Social Council).

All participants following the Lawyer/Judge track will be assigned to the same committee:

• ICJ (International Court of Justice).​

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