Model United Nations (MUN) is a simulation of work done within the United Nations. During a conference, students with different backgrounds gather to discuss issues the world faces on a daily basis.
What is an MUN?
MUN is an abbreviation of Model United Nations and is an activity that takes place at schools and universities worldwide. It is a sort of role play, where students take on the role of delegates for nations in different UN bodies which they look into by research on assigned topics. The entire conference is student led, making the event exclusive to teenagers. Thousands of middle school, high school, and college students across the country and around the world participate in Model United Nations, which involves substantial researching, public speaking, debating, and writing skills, as well as critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership abilities.
FAMUN 2027
The tenth edition of the annual FAMUN conference is in February 2027. Due to the success of our four-day format, FAMUN 2027 will be four days in length as well! This year, the conference will be held from the eleventh to the fourteenth of February.
This year’s theme: coming soon!
This year is the 10th edition of FAMUN will take place, where everyone is welcome to take a look at complex global issues through the lenses of each other's differences. Together, we’ll shape a brighter future, one connection at a time. Get ready to change your worldview for the better, make connections from around the world and explore new insights. Sign up today!
fees FAMUN 2027:
Delegate fee Coming soon
Hostel transportation fee Coming soon
Host family fee Coming soon
Chair fee Coming soon
Faculty Advisor fee Coming soon
Party fee Coming soon
Advantages
Boost your skills of the English language.
FAMUN is the ideal occasion to train your debating and speaking skills in front of your committee or even the complete General Assembly!
Improve your researching capabilities from the perspective of another country's delegation.
Create new friendships lasting a life time!
“You can imprison a man, but not an idea. You can exile a man, but not an idea. You can kill a man, but not an idea.”