MUIMUN 2026

Münster University International Model United Nations

Jun 4–7, 2026 Münster, Germany

Münster University International Model United Nations

Conference

Münster, Germany·Europe

Jun 4–7, 2026

250 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Globalization vs. Division: Redefining Unity in Times of Crisis

 

Honourable Chairs, Distinguished Delegates, 

 

Commemorate our 20th MUN anniversary with us at MUIMUN 2026 and immerse yourself in the spirit of MUN in Münster, the historic city of the Westphalian Peace!

MUIMUN 2026 brings together delegates from around the world to explore how global connections and growing divides shape the way we cooperate today and in the future. With a wide range of committees and an inclusive atmosphere, our conference welcomes participants of all backgrounds to engage, debate, and help shape new perspectives on international collaboration under our chosen theme “Globalization vs. Division: Redefining Unity in Times of Crisis.”

At MUIMUN, we believe in the power of multilateral relations to foster international cooperation, transcending boundaries for a sustainable future crucial to our global community. Join us for a captivating 4-day conference featuring a diverse array of committees that cater to every delegate's interests and expertise.


This year, we are excited to introduce a Junior Committee for younger delegates, offering minors their first opportunity to join MUN. It provides an engaging, accessible space to learn about diplomacy, develop debating skills, and inspire the next generation of global leaders. 

 

Your conference fees cover:

  • A 4-day, high-quality MUN conference
  • Prestigious awards (Best Delegate, Outstanding, and more)
  • Daily lunch meals are provided by our team
  • A voucher for discounted meals at all University of Münster canteens
  • Unlimited water, coffee, and tea, complemented by biscuits, and delicious treats during conference breaks 
  • A free transportation ticket for buses and regional trains within Münster
  • A limited-edition MUIMUN conference bag filled with goodies
  • Free access to all workshops and social events (excluding the Gala)
  • One printed edition of our conference magazine “The Westphalian Diplomat”
  • A certificate of participation
  • Dedicated support from our team before and throughout the entire conference

 

Exclusive - MUIMUN Alumni (Get a Free Gala Ticket):

  • Find out more on our website via www.muimun.org  
     

New - Juniors Committee to celebrate the 20th anniversary of MUIMUN:

  • Requirements:
    • Age Requirement: 13 to 16
    • Registration only with legal guardian/faculty advisor 
    • Committee: UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) 
    • English B1 recommended (no certificate required) 
  • Legal guardians/faculty advisors will be able to observe the committee sessions in consultation with the Secretariat (time slots) 
  • Our Team will assist with accommodation deals and any further questions
     

Delegations - Apply as a Delegation with a minimum requirement of 3 delegates and get the following benefits:

  • Warm welcome during the Opening Ceremony (flag parade)
  • Assistance with accommodation and related exclusive deals 
     

Partnerships:

  • In case of MUN partnerships with MUIMUN, the Administrative Delegation Fee will be waived, and further benefits will be agreed upon in consultation with the Secretariat. 
     

Need financial support? Check out our Scholarship program on our Website (www.muimun.org).

Please note that travel expenses and accommodation are not included. The minimum participation age is 13 years. For further information, do not hesitate to contact us or visit www.muimun.org

Your MUIMUN 2026 Team!

Committees

  • 26 countries
    1. Pandemic Preparedness Treaty: Sovereignty versus Solidarity
    • Budu Emmanuel
    • Ekin U. Tomur

    World Health Organisation (WHO)

    Beginner · English · 26 countries

    Topic

    Pandemic Preparedness Treaty: Sovereignty versus Solidarity

    About the committee

    The World Health Organisation (WHO) is a key UN agency, founded in 1948 and has since supported its 194 member states in addressing health-related matters. Its primary mandate is the global fight against infectious diseases, as seen in the recent COVID-19 pandemic. The WHO provides guidance on national health regulations, offering expertise through international standards and threshold values. This is your change to reshape the way humanity tackles health challenges!

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  • 15 countries
    1. Addressing the Resurgence and Evolution of ISIS and Affiliated Non-State Armed Groups
    • Damon Chan
    • Rocío peña
    • Jakob Matthis Clausen

    Security Council

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    Addressing the Resurgence and Evolution of ISIS and Affiliated Non-State Armed Groups

    About the committee

    Are you ready to tackle the world's most pressing challenges and engage at the highest levels of diplomacy? If so, consider applying for the Security Council. As the core of the United Nations, the Security Council has been the cornerstone of international diplomacy since its establishment in 1945. Comprising 15 member states, it addresses the most critical global security issues and plays a pivotal role in in maintaining world peace. Its members are some of the most seasoned diplomats, operating on the world stage. Do you have what it takes to rise to this challenge?

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  • 28 countries
    1. Formalizing the Informal Economy: Strengthening Social Protection Systems in Post-Pandemic Societies
    • Hamza Qamar
    • Sophie Markfort

    United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

    Beginner · English · 28 countries

    Topic

    Formalizing the Informal Economy: Strengthening Social Protection Systems in Post-Pandemic Societies

    About the committee

    As the United Nations' instrument for promoting global equality, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) was founded in 1965 and now works with around 170 states. Its governing body, the Executive Board, consists of 36 members representing both developed and developing countries. In its work, the UNDP strives to strengthen democracy worldwide and advance sustainable development that reshapes societies over time and creates a more equal chance for every state to flourish. Delegates must navigate the vastly different interests of the UNDP'S member countries. Are you able to secure results that accommodate all these interest on one of the world's biggest diplomatic stages?

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  • 26 countries
    1. Protecting Women's Rights in Conflict-Affected Areas and Combating Gender-Based Violence as a Tool of War
    • Angelina Gauer
    • Carla Dolle

    United Nations Women (UNW)

    Intermediate · English · 26 countries

    Topic

    Protecting Women's Rights in Conflict-Affected Areas and Combating Gender-Based Violence as a Tool of War

    About the committee

    The UN Women Committee is dedicated to ensuring that women and girls around the world can live with dignity, safety, and equality. Delegates will address a wide range of global challenges, including gender-based violence, barriers to equal opportunity, and strategies to strengthen women's social, political, and economic roles. We welcome all genders in this committee!

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  • 29 countries
    1. Expanding Green Education for Young People in Underserved Areas
    • Beneficence Mbano
    • Benevolence Mbano

    Juniors: United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

    Beginner · English · 29 countries

    Topic

    Expanding Green Education for Young People in Underserved Areas

    About the committee

    Leading global efforts to protect the planet and promote sustainable development, the United Nations Environment Programme tackles urgent environmental challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and the sustainable use of natural resources. In this committee, delegates will engage in constructive and inclusive dialogue to develop innovative yet realistic solutions, aiming for a healthier, more resilient environment for all!

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  • 60 countries
    1. The Rise of Cyber Warfare and Digital Sovereignty: Establishing Global Norms in a Fragmented Information Space
    • Nico Joel Polleichtner
    • Thore Stamereilers

    Foreign Affairs Committee

    Intermediate · English · 60 countries

    Topic

    The Rise of Cyber Warfare and Digital Sovereignty: Establishing Global Norms in a Fragmented Information Space

    About the committee

    The Foreign Affairs Committee simulates the work of diplomatic ministries, focusing on global relations and international cooperation. Delegates will navigate complex issues such as trade, migration, strategic alliances, and crisis diplomacy. Effective negotiation and pragmatism are key success in this forum.

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  • 50 countries
    1. Addressing the Situation in Darfur: Humanitarian and Political Implications of the Sudan War
    • Emmanuella Olorho
    • Triziah Etarukot

    United Nations Human Rights Council

    Intermediate · English · 50 countries

    Topic

    Addressing the Situation in Darfur: Humanitarian and Political Implications of the Sudan War

    About the committee

    The Human Rights Council is a central UN body dedicated to advancing and protecting fundamental freedoms worldwide. As the foremost international authority on human dignity, the United Nations Human Rights Council addresses pressing violations and systemic injustices. Delegates will advocate for vulnerable populations while navigating complex geopolitical tensions. The Council's resolutions carry far-reaching implications for global humanitarian standards and accountability.

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Organizers

Amrit Saini
Director Delegates and Scholarship Service Team

Delegates' Service Team

Finance Muimun
Director of Finances

Helene Volkmer
Deputy Secretary General

Muimun Coordination
Coordination

Niklas Hansen
Coordination

Public Relations Muimun
Director of Public Relations

Secretary General
Secretary General

Socials Muimun
Director of Social Events

Sofia Milo
Project Leader - Coordination

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