EBSMUN 2026
EBSMUN
Fostering Global Citizenship in a Deglobalizing World
Dear Delegates, Chairs, and Faculty Advisors,
EBS University for Business and Law is thrilled to host its inaugural EBSMUN conference from March 6th to 8th, 2026, in the scenic Rheingau.
This year’s theme, "Fostering Global Citizenship in a Deglobalizing World," highlights the challenges of rising nationalism and fragmentation, emphasizing the need for diplomacy and cooperation.
EBSMUN 2026 will feature seven dynamic committees: CSW, UNHCR, ECOFIN, NATO, Legal, Historical UNSC, and Press Corps, offering delegates a platform to tackle global challenges through debate and negotiation.
Beyond the sessions, we are excited to introduce career and networking events, connecting delegates with policymakers and industry leaders through panels, roundtables, and interactive sessions. Whether you’re interested in diplomacy, law, consulting, or finance, these events will provide valuable insights and opportunities.
We look forward to welcoming you to EBSMUN 2026 for a weekend of diplomacy, collaboration, and lasting connections!
Committees
Commission on the Status of Women - CSW
United Nations High Comissioner for Refugees - UNHCR
Economic and Financial Committee - ECOFIN
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Legal Committee
Historical Security Council
Difficulty
Beginner
Size
30 Spots
Difficulty
Beginner
Size
30 Spots
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Beginner
Size
30 Spots
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Intermediate
Size
30 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
30 Spots
Difficulty
Expert
Size
30 Spots
Description
The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is dedicated to promoting gender equality and empowering women worldwide. As a beginner-friendly committee, CSW provides delegates with the opportunity to e...
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In this session of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), delegates will confront the growing global issue of climate-induced displacement, debating whether international law shoul...
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The Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) tackles key global economic challenges, focusing on financial stability and regulatory transparency. This year, delegates will debate Financial Secr...
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In this session of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), delegates will discuss the expansion of transatlantic alliances, focusing on the viability and implications of NATO membership for non...
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In this session of the Legal Committee, delegates will explore the crucial issue of whistleblower protection under international law. As individuals who expose illegal, unethical, or corrupt practices...
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In 1964, the Vietnam War reached a turning point with the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, where alleged attacks on U.S. naval vessels led to the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, granting the United States broad mi...
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Topics
Menstrual Health as a Human Right: Addressing Period Poverty Globally
Quotas for Women in International Organizations
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Recognizing Climate-Induced Displacement under International Law
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Financial Secrecy Through Offshore Assets and Tax Havens
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The Future of NATO Enlargement: Balancing Security Commitments and Geopolitical Stability
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Ensuring the Protection of Whistleblowers Under International Law
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1964: The Gulf of Tonkin Incident & the Escalation of the Vietnam War
Chair
Chair
Chair
Partner Conferences
HNMUN 2025
Boston, MA, United States
Organizers
Esther Paetzold
USG of External Relations
Fabian Hoffman
USG of Operations
Fynn Stefan Klein
USG of Finance
Janis Anthony Müller
USG of Corporate Relations
Julius Jonathan Haunschild
USG of Delegate Affairs
Lina Dakhil
Director General
Nina Hönemann
USG of Marketing
Paul Klingenberg-Timm
Secretary General
Romy Rösch
USG of Marketing