Registration for the 2010 MUN Conference open

Tue, 2009-12-01 14:51 — David Goessmann

Dear all,

The registration for the 2010 conference is now officially open. The registration period concerns those wishing to participate as delegates or journalists.

As for the delegates and journalists, they can choose between six councils:

  •             Security Council (SC)
  •             Human Rights Council (HRC)
  •             Economic and Social Council (EcoSoc)
  •             General Assembly First Committee – Disarmament and International Security (DISec)
  •             General Assembly Second Committee – Economic and Financial (EcoFin)
  •             United Nations Peace Building Commission (UNPBC)

The registration period is divided into several waves: The first and second wave are already closed and a great number of participants has already been chosen.

Nevertheless there are still some vacant positions, so we will open a third and final wave at the end of January.

 

How to register:

To be able to access the registration form, a GIMUN account has to be set up on our website. For organizational reasons, we kindly ask you to use your full name as your username. Once you have set up your account, you can find the registration form in the participation section.

Please be aware that the selection process is highly competitive. Take your time to carefully work on your application before you submit it, in order to increase your chances of being selected.

Quicklinks:

  • You can find all the important information about how GIMUN works and how it distinguishes itself from other MUNs in the GIMUN Concept section. You can also get a first impression by looking at our photo galleries.
  • Information regarding the Committes will be posted in the section with the same name.
  • In the Participation section you will find all the information you need to know for participating. Please read everything carefully if you would like to submit a strong application.

Disclaimer:

We are still working on making further information accessible. You will notice that the study guides have not  all been published yet, as they are still being refined. Also, we are currently updating our Rules of Procedure to current developments. The new RoP will be available soon.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Sebastian Kratzer and David Gößmann

Under Secretary Generals for Human Resources