Model United Nations

Model UN is an activity that allows students to act as delegates of assigned countries or organizations in UN committees in order to discuss issues such as climate change, human rights, security, and so forth. This useful social exercise assists the participant in developing skills related to public speaking, diplomacy, teamwork, and critical thinking. It's increasing popularity in schools and universities all over the globe have made it a prominent extracurricular for students.

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UN Resolution A/77/336

Rules Of Procedures

The MUN Academy teaches students the various ROPs used in MUN, including HMUN (Harvard Model UN), THIMUN (The Hague Model UN) & Specialised ROPs.

Harvard MUN Rules Of Procedure

As compared to THIMUN ROP, is a more debate oriented aggressive ROP that creates resolutions toward the end.

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The Hague MUN Rules Of Procedure

THIMUN procedure is mostly focused on writing and amending resolutions.

Specialised Rules Of Procedure

Depending on the specialised council itself, each of the council will have its own unique ROP.

Why Model United Nations?

Role-Playing As Delegates

Participants (often referred to as delegates) are given a country or organization to represent in a mock UN committee. They will need to research their assigned nation’s policies, interests, and perspectives on global issues.

Debate

Delegates address real-world issues like climate change, human rights, security or global health. They discuss, form coalitions and collaborate to write resolutions to address the issue.

Resolutions

Delegates address real-world issues like climate change, human rights, security or global health. They discuss, form coalitions and collaborate to write resolutions to address the issue.

Skill Development

Model UN helps participants develop skills in:

- Public speaking

- Research and critical thinking

- Diplomacy and negotiation

- Teamwork and leadership