Zeppelin MUN 2026

ZEPPELIN MUN SOCIETY

Sep 11–13, 2026 Friedrichshafen, Germany

ZEPPELIN MUN SOCIETY

Conference

Friedrichshafen, Germany·Europe

Sep 11–13, 2026

40 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

4.3517 ratings from delegates
Academics
4.18
Logistics
4.29
Socials
4.59

About

ZeppelinMUN 2026 - Where Global Challenges Meet Lakeside Diplomacy

Set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Constance, ZeppelinMUN 2026 invites delegates and chairs from universities and schools worldwide to Friedrichshafen, Germany for three days of high-level diplomacy, intellectual debate, and unforgettable community .

From September 11–13, 2026 ZeppelinMUN 2026 invites you to three days of ambitious debate, academic excellence, and international exchange at one of Germany’s most dynamic private universities. At Zeppelin University’s unique lake campus we offer something truly rare: a genuinely intimate conference experience where every voice carries weight and every debate actually moves.

This year's agenda tackles the defining tensions of our era: from AI's disruption of education and the international competition for Lunar Exploration. Whether you are stepping into committee for the first time or are a seasoned MUN veteran, ZeppelinMUN offers an intellectually rigorous yet welcoming environment, complemented by a stunning conference setting and vibrant social programme.

Two committees. Two levels. One agenda built for ZeppelinMUN 2026.

CommitteeTopicLevel
UNESCOReforming Education Systems in Response to Rapid AI Adoption🟢 Beginner
COPUOSManaging the International Competition for Lunar Exploration🟡 Intermediate

Chair applications are open March 1 - April 29, 2026. 

If you're passionate about international affairs and want to lead substantive debate on issues that are actively shaping the world, this is your moment to apply! 

Zeppelin University's lakeside campus isn't just a beautiful setting. It's an environment that encourages exactly the kind of open, cross-disciplinary thinking that the best MUN demands. Expect sharp debate by day, and genuine connection with the Alps and the lake as your backdrop,

Why ZeppelinMUN?

  • Internationally relevant and research-driven topics
  • Academic depth combined with practical diplomacy in six committees across three difficulty levels. 
  • Unique lake-campus conference venue
  • Approximately 40 carefully selected delegates
  • Engaging social events in Friedrichshafen

Join us at ZeppelinMUN 2026 - where global challenges meet lakeside diplomacy.

Apply now and be part of the debate! 

Committees

  • 24 countries
    1. Reforming Education Systems in Response to Rapid Artificial Intelligence Adoption
    • Evdokia Leoudi
    • Lena Frank

    UNESCO

    Beginner · English · 24 countries

    Topic

    Reforming Education Systems in Response to Rapid Artificial Intelligence Adoption

    About the committee

    As artificial intelligence tools are rapidly entering classrooms worldwide, education systems face growing uncertainty about their long-term impact on students’ learning ability. While AI offers personalised support, automation and efficiency gains, concerns are emerging regarding dependency, critical thinking, creativity and the evolving role of teachers in the learning process. Delegates will assess how UNESCO can guide the responsible integration of artificial intelligence into education systems, ensuring that technological progress strengthens learning outcomes, supports educators and safeguards essential cognitive and analytical skills.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Managing the Renewed International Competition for Lunar Exploration and Utilisation of Space
    • Julius Schmid
    • Johanna Fleisch

    COPUOS

    Intermediate · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Managing the Renewed International Competition for Lunar Exploration and Utilisation of Space

    About the committee

    As access to outer space expands, delegates will examine how the international community can prevent the concentration of space activities and decision-making power among a limited number of states and private actors. Using lunar exploration and the rapid deployment of satellite mega-constellations as case studies, the committee will explore how existing frameworks can be adapted to ensure equitable access, shared benefits, and the continued peaceful use of outer space.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 4 countries · 2 delegates each

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    Press Corps

    English · 4 countries · 2 delegates each

    About the committee

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Organizers

Chiara Trautner
Head of Delegates

Georgia Schwerin
Head of Akquise

Helena Waldhier
Head of Finance

Ilvi Banafsche
Head of Logistics

Leon Löchle
Deputy Secretary General

Reemt Bruhns
Society President

Sara Hakob
Head of Public Relations

Simon Kotlarov
Head of Academics | Secretary General

Yannick Wölfel
Head of Awareness

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