CamMUN 2018
Cambridge Model United Nations
A three-day conference: Hostility Towards Globalisation
This three-day high school-level conference is located in the heart of the historic and academically stimulating city of Cambridge, UK. The theme of this year’s discussions is "Hostility Towards Globalisation". (Age limits: 14 to 19 and still attending a high school at the time of the conference. Minimum intermediate English required. Due to unexpectedly high interest, this conference is now fully booked. However, look out for our next edition in 2019! Please note that CamMUN is not affiliated with the University of Cambridge.) To learn more, please visit cammun.org. We look forward to meeting you!
Committees
Political (Current Issues)
Economic and Social - ECOSOC
Disarmament and International Security - DISEC
United Nations Environmental Programme - UNEP
United Nations Human Rights Committee - UNHRC
World Trade Organisation - WTO
Size
38 Spots
Size
38 Spots
Size
38 Spots
Size
38 Spots
Size
38 Spots
Size
38 Spots
Topics
The question of Sovereignty in the South China Sea
The question of Demilitarising the Korean Penisula
The question of Reforming the UN
Topics
The Question of State-Sponsored Corporate Espionage
The Question of Gender Inequality in Industry and Politics
The Question of Improving Transportation in the Developing World
Topics
The Question of Cyber Terrorism
The Question of Cluster Munitions
The Question of Radiological Dispersal Devices
Topics
The Question of Deforestation of Tropical Rainforests
The Question of Overfishing
The Question of Genetically Modified Organisms
Topics
The Question of the Freedom of Journalists
The Question of Universal Access to Primary Health Care
The Question of LGBTQ rights in the Developing World
Topics
The Question of Micro-financing in LEDCs
The Question of Free Trade Agreeements in a Changing World
The Question of Short-Term Aid in LEDCs
Organizers
Nicole George
Public Relations
Robert Norris
President of the General Assembly
D'Arcy Seamon
USG Finance
Ludovica Fenici
Public Relations
Klara Spark
Secretary General
Ulrike Dr Walton-Jordan
Faculty Advisor
Aidan Grenville
Vice Secretary-General