EuroMUN 2027

European Model United Nations

May 6–9, 2027 Maastricht, Netherlands

European Model United Nations

Closes Nov 29 · 24 days left

Conference

Maastricht, Netherlands·Europe

May 6–9, 2027

260 delegates expected

University students

In English

Applications

Open

Oct 24 – Nov 29, 2026

Chairs

About

The Geopolitics of Survival: Navigating Fractured Alliances in a Divided World

Since its debut in 2008, EuroMUN became one of the most distinguished MUN conferences in Continental Europe, where our professionalism, history and academic prestige has attracted international acclaim. Delegates from universities all over the world come together to explore topics of high interest and to test their debating and public-speaking skills, in a multi-cultural environment, while meeting like-minded individuals.

The 2027 edition of EuroMUN will host more than 260 delegates, divided across 12 captivating committees, with exciting topics all under the central theme of The Geopolitics of Survival: Navigating Fractured Alliances in a Divided World.

What can you expect from EuroMUN 2027?

A 4-day MUN conference run by experienced organizers and chairs;
Debating in Maastricht, the site where the European Union was founded;
High-level debates at one of the leading university-level European MUN's in academic quality;
3 awesome social events for relaxing and networking;
Daily lunches and coffee breaks with sweet treats;
A goodie bag for the conference in order to bring a piece of EuroMUN home;
The Printed Edition, a newspaper collaboration between Maastricht Diplomat and EuroMUN, which includes articles covering all of the debated topics;
A conference with sustainability as a keystone in its organisation.

For more information about signing up look at the sign-up page or email euromuninfo@myunsa.org.

We look forward to welcoming you to Maastricht in May!

Committees

107 countries

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is the UN agency whose mandate is to protect and safeguard the rights of refugees. It works to ensure that everybody has the right to seek asylum and find safe refuge having fled violence or war. It is responsible for working to support former refugees, those forcibly displaced within their own country, and people who are stateless.

1 country

The European Parliament is one of the European Union’s main institutions, representing EU citizens and playing a crucial role in shaping European legislation and policies. Along with the Council of the European Union, it adopts legislation and approves the EU budget. Delegates debate issues regarding human rights, migration, and security.

1 country

Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) is the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, dedicated to addressing issues of international peace and security. It focuses on disarmament, arms control, and emerging threats to global stability.

49 countries

The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is a UN organization that coordinates the world's economic, social and environmental work, including health, development, education and human rights. Delegates must lobby resolutions on global issues such as poverty, sustainable development and inequality.

1 country

The European Council is the EU institution tasked with defining the EU’s main priorities and overall political direction. It comprises of the head of state or government of each member state and the presidents of the European Council and the European Commission who meet at least quarterly and, once deciding on a course of action to address their main concerns, traditionally adopt conclusions. It does not have legislative power.

1 country

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a political and military alliance between 32 member states from North America and Europe. NATO guarantees the freedom and security of the citizens of its member states, linking North America and Europe in a shared security pact. In this committee, delegates debate on security issues like deterrence while fostering cooperation.

1 country

The World Health Organization (WHO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations dedicated to dealing with public health issues and emergencies. It works to address diseases, strengthen healthcare systems, and develop international health policies.

1 country

Chair’s Choice is a particularly unique committee that gives chairs the ability to come up with an issue they think would be a good fit for the committee lineup. This provides a possibility to bring in committees that the chairs are interested about and think will foster valuable debate.

1 country

The Arab League is a regional organization founded in 1945 that aims to promote cooperation, political coordination, and the protection of sovereignty among Arab nations. This committee addresses political, economical, and security challenges across the Arab world. This committee is also open to historical topics.

1 country

Crisis is a specialised committee that deals with present or historical events and crises, where delegates play the roles of key figures in a constantly-changing, fast-paced simulation.

1 country

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) is the European Union’s highest court, interpreting EU law and ensuring its homogenous application across member states. Moreover, the CJEU settles legal disputes between national governments and EU institutions.

15 countries

The UN Security Council (UNSC) is one of the primary executive bodies of the UN. Made up of 15 members, it deals with the most important security conflicts and other issues needing immediate attention.