Online · 3rd Edition · Applications are open...!
Hey, future delegate. Come sit with us.
Join us for edition three... Two sunny days over winter break, right after exams, from wherever in the world you call home.
The gavel drops in
- 19–20 Dec
- 3rd Edition
- 500+
- APPLICANTS SO FAR
- 50+
- nationalities
- 4.05/5
- 2nd edition rating
Our niche rule of proc
What is Un4Mun, even supposed to mean? ...What does it change?
UN4MUN is the procedure the United Nations actually uses. That means consensus over theatrics, informal consultations that decide more than the speeches, and language you negotiate word by word. It is harder. It is also the only version that prepares you for the real room.
Our chairs run it properly and explain it as they go, so a first-timer in UNICEF and a veteran in the ISA both leave knowing something they didn't on Friday.
Start preparingThis edition's topics are finally out…!
The 3rd Edition committees
No “climate change, international security, blah blah blah”. You will leave committee knowing something you definitely did not know before.
Meet Jasmine
A bestie with
very good footnotes.
She'll walk you through UN4MUN procedure, help you structure a position paper, explain what the ISA even does, and tell you honestly whether your opening speech is too long. She will not write your submission for you — AI-written work gets you disqualified here, and she likes you too much for that.
Jasmine
Your delegate bestie · A little preview
Whales at 11pm? Welcome to your ISA era. Let's make the research count.
Perfectly badly timed. On purpose.
19–20 December, the first weekend of winter break, right after exams. Nothing to revise, nowhere to be, one very good excuse to argue with strangers about ocean law.
Online, and genuinely global
Past editions drew delegates from 50+ nationalities across every time zone we could reach. We have an award specifically for the people who showed up at 3am.
Youth-led, women-owned
Built by people who were delegates last year. We remember exactly which parts were intimidating, and we removed them.
19–20 December · Online
Come as you are. Leave as a diplomat.
Exams will be over, the break will have just started, and a seat with your name on it will be waiting. We'd love to have you.