OxIMUN 2025
Oxford International Model United Nations
Building a new consensus
Oxford International Model United Nations (OxIMUN) is one of Europe's most prestigious Model United Nations conferences, held in Oxford. It hosts delegates from around the world, who come together to engage in productive debate about pressing global issues.
It is an extremely unique academically challenging and a culturally enriching event that takes place over three days that are filled with fascinating committee sessions and fun socials.
Organised by the students of the University of Oxford on behalf of the Oxford University United Nations Association (OxUNA), its roots can be traced back to model debates of the League of Nations, which took place in Oxford as early as 1921. OxIMUN 2025 marks the 21st edition of the modern-day conference and it will be held in Michaelmas Term 2025.
Committees
UN Crisis Council on Artificial Intelligence
Asia Cooperation Dialogue
Crisis
DISEC
UNHRC
WHO
ECOSOC
Historical Security Council
Difficulty
Expert
Size
18 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
27 Spots
Difficulty
Expert
Size
20 Spots
Difficulty
Intermediate
Size
18 Spots
Difficulty
Beginner
Size
33 Spots
Difficulty
Beginner
Size
33 Spots
Difficulty
Beginner
Size
29 Spots
Difficulty
Expert
Size
15 Spots
Topics
Developing a Co-ordinated Response to External American Tariffs
Determining an Easing of Geo-political Tensions in the South China Sea
Topic
Curbing the Spread of Missile Technology and Illicit Arms Transfers in Iran and the Middle East
Topic
The Situation in the Syrian Arab Republic
Topic
Discussing Public Health Measures and Civil Liberties: Vaccination and Quarantine Laws in Pandemics
Topic
Sanctions Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Topic
The War in Kosovo (May - June 1999)
Organizers
Delegate Affairs OxIMUN
USG of Delegates
Director General OxIMUN
Director General
