SGMUN 2026

St.Gallen Model United Nations Conference

Dec 3–6, 2026 St.Gallen, Switzerland

St.Gallen Model United Nations Conference

Applications closed Nov 7

Conference

St.Gallen, Switzerland·Europe

Dec 3–6, 2026

130 delegates expected

University students

In English

Applications

Closed
  • Delegates, Head delegates, Faculty advisorsAug 1 – Nov 7, 2026
  • ChairsMay 17 – Jun 30, 2026

About

Join the SGMUN Conference 2026!

Woven in Dialogue, United by Purpose

Join the ninth edition of SGMUN, taking place from the 3rd to 6th of December 2026, and be part of a unique Model United Nations experience in the heart of Switzerland!

Engage in challenging, high-level debate across a variety of carefully selected committees designed to encourage meaningful discussion and fresh perspectives.

SGMUN welcomes around 130 international delegates to the city of St. Gallen, where Swiss hospitality meets global dialogue. Framed by rolling hills, snow-capped mountains, and close to Lake Constance, the conference offers the ideal setting for both academic exchange and personal connection.

Beyond the sessions, our vibrant social program invites you to unwind and connect with fellow delegates — from our festive Gala Night to the cozy charm of a Christmas market, complete with an open bar at all social events.

Choose the package that suits you best:

  • CHF 250 — Full package, including accommodation for the duration of the conference
  • CHF 190 — Conference package, without accommodation

If you'd rather not worry about logistics, our accommodation package takes that burden off your shoulders — simple, convenient, and taken care of.

Don't miss your chance to be part of SGMUN 2026!

 

 

The conference will begin on Thursday, 3 December, with registration opening at 12:00 pm. The first workshops will start from 12:30 pm onwards, before we officially kick off the conference and begin the first committee sessions.

SGMUN 2026 will conclude on Sunday, 6 December, with our Closing Ceremony expected to finish by approximately 3:30 pm.

We recommend planning your arrival in St. Gallen for Thursday morning and your departure for Sunday after 3:30 pm. We cannot wait to welcome you to St. Gallen for four days of debate, diplomacy, and unforgettable MUN experiences!

Committees

  • 26 countries
    1. Addressing Health Literacy Disparities within Low Reach Communities
    • Filippa Kuhnert
    • Lucy Chiwaka

    World Health Organization (WHO)

    Beginner · English · 26 countries

    Topic

    Addressing Health Literacy Disparities within Low Reach Communities

    About the committee

    The World Health Organization (WHO) committee stands at the forefront of global health diplomacy. It addresses critical health issues from pandemics to healthcare equity. Participants will contribute to shaping the future of international health policy through rigorous debate and strategic decision-making.

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  • 24 countries
    1. Autonomous Defense: Integrating AI and Unmanned Systems into Cross Domain Air Dominance
    • David List Botet
    • Katharina Haack

    North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

    Intermediate · English · 24 countries

    Topic

    Autonomous Defense: Integrating AI and Unmanned Systems into Cross Domain Air Dominance

    About the committee

    The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) committee stands at the heart of the West security system. It addresses critical issues from geopolitical tensions to emerging threats in cyber warfare and regional conflicts. Participants will engage in shaping the future of global security policy through strategic alliance-building, rigorous debate, and decisive multilateral action

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  • 20 countries
    1. Britain at the Brink: Lord Halifax’ Peace Proposal (May 1940)
    • Mats Hagedorn
    • Katarina Adam
    • Elias Braunwarth

    Churchill's War Council

    Intermediate · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Britain at the Brink: Lord Halifax’ Peace Proposal (May 1940)

    About the committee

    Dark storm clouds gather over Europe, the old world is once more tearing itself apart. Germany is on the march, cutting deep into allied territory and threatening to cut off the retreat of our forces from the sea at Dunkirk. In the air our forces are fighting hard, but seeing no greater success. Our allies the French are in a shaken state, a sense of defeatism is in the air in that old and powerful nation. We must make a choice for the safety of our Empire: Retreat and give in to fend off a potential invasion? Or continue to fight for the freedom of our brothers and sisters at home and abroad? Churchill’s War Council must now meet and decide on the future of our efforts in Europe and beyond, with troubling news from France and Lord Halifax pushing for a peace proposal this may yet be the most important decision in the history of the British Empire.

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  • 10 countries
    1. Military and Paramilitary Activities in and against Nicaragua (Nicaragua v. United States of America) (1986)
    • Sebastián Nuñez
    • Mihnea Pînzaru
    • Cassandra Rohleder

    (Historical) International Court of Justice (ICJ)

    Expert · English · 10 countries

    Topic

    Military and Paramilitary Activities in and against Nicaragua (Nicaragua v. United States of America) (1986)

    About the committee

    The International Court of Justice (ICJ) serves as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations and one of its most powerful. Upholding the rule of international law on the world stage through binding judgements. It addresses critical disputes between nations, from territorial conflicts to violations of international treaties and human rights law. Participants, representing judges or nation states, will engage in interpreting and applying international law through legal argumentation, rigorous deliberation, and landmark judicial decision-making. (Historical cases will also be considered and are encouraged.)

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  • 15 countries
    1. The Great Northern War and War of the Spanish Succession (1705)
    • Damian Vassilev
    • Benjamin Bjørn Lebeck

    Grand European Crisis Council

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    The Great Northern War and War of the Spanish Succession (1705)

    About the committee

    The Grand European Crisis Council is a fictitious crisis committee established during one of the greatest period of termoil that Europe has ever faced. Taking place during the Great Northern War in 1705, with the rise of Sweden and the Spanish War of Succession coalescing into a crisis engulfing Europe. It summons the key characters, from generals to emperors of all major and minor nations in order to find a way through the storm with which they are faced. The delegates will be able to not only push the direction of the committee, but also their own nations, commanding actions as diverse as mobilisation or the acceptance of a new alliance.

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  • Behind every great crisis committee is an exceptional backroom team. Working alongside the Grand European Crisis Council, the backroom plays an integral role in shaping the direction of the crisis as it unfolds. From crafting dynamic updates to driving the committee’s narrative, this team keeps the action moving and ensures every twist and turn leaves delegates on the edge of their seats.

    • Bobby Yu
    • Justus Trenkel
    • Ivan Chumakov
    • Nicolas Drew
    • Michał Lecyk

    Backroom

    Expert · English

    About the committee

    Behind every great crisis committee is an exceptional backroom team. Working alongside the Grand European Crisis Council, the backroom plays an integral role in shaping the direction of the crisis as it unfolds. From crafting dynamic updates to driving the committee’s narrative, this team keeps the action moving and ensures every twist and turn leaves delegates on the edge of their seats.

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  • 26 countries
    1. The Militarisation of the Sea Bed and Underwater Cables
    • Ansh Mehta
    • Kesav Menon

    Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)

    Beginner · English · 26 countries

    Topic

    The Militarisation of the Sea Bed and Underwater Cables

    About the committee

    DISEC, also known as the First Committee of the UN General Assembly, focuses on international peace and security, specifically addressing disarmament, the regulation of new weapon technology and challenges to global security. From nuclear non-proliferation to the regulation of arms trade, this committee discusses some of the most pressing and complex security issues currently facing the world.

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  • 8 countries

    The IPC consists of journalists covering events across all committees. Reporters hold press conferences, ask challenging questions, write professional articles, conduct deep dive interviews, and influence the narrative by shaping public perception. In the IPC, you decide what's news-worthy and what will make the front pages in St. Gallen. Which delegate had the most passionate speeches, which committee best defends its interest and what will be the talk of town at the socials? This is your ideal chance to wake up the inner journalist in you!

    • Elena Senn
    • Karoline Martinussen
    • Fabienne Schäfer

    International Press Corps

    English · 8 countries

    About the committee

    The IPC consists of journalists covering events across all committees. Reporters hold press conferences, ask challenging questions, write professional articles, conduct deep dive interviews, and influence the narrative by shaping public perception. In the IPC, you decide what's news-worthy and what will make the front pages in St. Gallen. Which delegate had the most passionate speeches, which committee best defends its interest and what will be the talk of town at the socials? This is your ideal chance to wake up the inner journalist in you!

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Organizers

Andrina-Maria Stöckli
USG of Marketing & Public Relations

Elia Matteo Eccher
USG of Sponsoring

Grégory Blaser
USG of Delegates & Organization

Joshua Lane
USG of Chairs and Academics

Leonard Hohnschild
ASG of Chairs and Academics

Lilly Schneider
USG of Socials & Entertainment

Luis Pfeiffer
USG of Volunteers & Accommodation

Medina Music
Deputy Secretary General

Saanavi Nanthakumar
USG of Finance & Treasury

Sophia Hummel
Secretary General

Taro Stolz
ASG of Chairs and Academics

Tilla Merten
USG of Logistics

Tim Roth
USG of Volunteers & Accommodation

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