VSMUN VII 2026

Volutary Students Model United Nations VII

Oct 10, 2026 Online

Volutary Students Model United Nations VII

Conference

Online

Oct 10, 2026

200 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
  • ObserversAug 23 – Oct 9, 2026
  • DelegatesAug 23 – Oct 7, 2026
  • Head delegates, Faculty advisorsAug 23 – Oct 3, 2026
  • ChairsSep 14–27, 2026

About

Where Classic Meets Clarity.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

  • This conference is completely FREE of charge.
  • Delegates must attend at least 75% of committee sessions. Failure to meet this requirement will result in removal from the conference system, and no certificate, feedback, or MUN CV credit will be issued.
  • Position Papers are mandatory for all awards.
  • All committee agendas are listed below.

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Voluntary Students Model United Nations (VSMUN) is a one-day online conference created by delegates, for delegates, designed for participants of all experience levels.

VSMUN follows the structure of a traditional MUN while maintaining a focused, efficient, and interactive academic environment. Delegates will engage in formal debate, motion writing, resolution drafting, lobbying, and procedural applications in a realistic simulation setting.

What makes VSMUN distinct is its academic accessibility. Chairs are not only moderators but active academic resources—delegates are encouraged to ask questions, seek guidance, and fully engage throughout the process. This ensures a clear, supportive, and confidence-building experience for all participants.

As a fully online conference, VSMUN combines structure, seriousness, and accessibility, allowing delegates to gain meaningful MUN experience within a single day.

Only delegates who meet the 75% attendance requirement will receive a participation certificate and a personalized feedback from chairs and organizers if requested.

CONFERENCE DETAILS

DATE: 10 October 2026

SCHEDULE: (UTC +0)

08:00 – 08:30 → Opening Ceremony

08:30 – 10:00 → Committee Session 1

10:00 – 10:20 → Break

10:20 – 11:50 → Committee Session 2

11:50 – 12:10 → Break

12:10 – 13:40 → Committee Session 3

13:40 – 14:00 → Break

14:00 – 15:30 → Committee Session 4

15:30 – 15:50 → Closing Ceremony

15:50 → Social Time Start

AWARDS

  1. Best Delegate
  2. Outstanding Delegate
  3. Honorable Mention
  4. Diplomacy Awards
  5. Best Position Paper

The number and variety of awards may vary depending on committee capacity and participation level.

Deadline for Position Papers is October 7, 2026.

Each delegate who meets the attendance requirement will receive:

• Participation Certificate

• Short Personalized Feedback (if requested)

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VSMUN is not simply a conference—it is a structured platform for growth within a real MUN framework.

Committees

  • 60 countries
    1. AI in the Military Domain & Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS); Regulating artificial intelligence, autonomous drone swarms, and hypersonic weapons to prevent unmonitored automated lethal force and non-state access.
    • Aadya Raj Rana
    • Aarav Modak

    DISEC

    English · 60 countries

    Topic

    AI in the Military Domain & Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS); Regulating artificial intelligence, autonomous drone swarms, and hypersonic weapons to prevent unmonitored automated lethal force and non-state access.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 45 countries
    1. The Human Frontier: Experimentation, Enhancement, and National Security
    • Mihira Reddy Anugu
    • Anushka Anurak
    • Rushil Bhasin

    The Pentagon / U.S. National Security Council

    English · 45 countries

    Topic

    The Human Frontier: Experimentation, Enhancement, and National Security

    About the committee

    Thank you to Mihira Reddy Anugu for volunteering to create this committee!

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 25 countries
    1. Reassessing the International Legal Framework Governing State and Non-State Activities in Outer Space.
    2. Thank you to Gurleen Kaur for volunteering to create this committee!
    • Gurleen Kaur
    • Muhammad Subhan Khan

    United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS)

    English · 25 countries

    Topics

    1. Reassessing the International Legal Framework Governing State and Non-State Activities in Outer Space.
    2. Thank you to Gurleen Kaur for volunteering to create this committee!

    About the committee

    Outer space is no longer controlled by governments only. Beside established space programmes, private companies are launching satellites, developing spacecraft, planning lunar missions and becoming increasingly involved in activities that were once almost entirely led by countries. Existing international space law was created during a very different era, which raises questions about whether the current framework is enough to deal with the rapidly changing nature of space activity. This committee would focus on the legal and diplomatic challenges created by both state and non-state cooperations in outer space. Delegates could discuss issues such as commercial space activities, private lunar exploration, the use of space resources, satellite operations, liability for damage, space debris and the responsibilities of states for activities carried out by private entities under their jurisdiction. Rather than focusing only on whether space should remain peaceful, the committee would examine a broader question: how can international law keep up with the increasing number of actors operating beyond Earth? Delegates would have to balance national interests, commercial innovation and technological development with international cooperation, accountability and the long-term sustainability of outer space.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 3 countries

    As Voluntary Students Program, we like to make sure our delegates get the best quality service in our conferences. Which is why we have a 5 experience limit for our chair applicants. However, that doesn't mean we don't have any chairing opportunities for newbies. Meet Training Chairs. Their main job is to observe and learn with the help of our Support Chairs. Anyone can apply. We do have very limited spots.

    Training Chairs

    English · 3 countries

    About the committee

    As Voluntary Students Program, we like to make sure our delegates get the best quality service in our conferences. Which is why we have a 5 experience limit for our chair applicants. However, that doesn't mean we don't have any chairing opportunities for newbies. Meet Training Chairs. Their main job is to observe and learn with the help of our Support Chairs. Anyone can apply. We do have very limited spots.

    Countries

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Organizers

Elamelek Çolak
Founder/Secretary General

Işıl Koç
Head of DA

Mohsen Ahsanullah
Deputy Secretary General

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