Model United Nations

The Model United Nations (MUN) is a student debate organization that focuses on enhancing the leadership qualities of students.  Students that have participated in the MUN have competed at the Harvard Model United Nations, the Southern Regional Model United Nations, and the Emory Model United Nations.

In these competitions, students are expected to represent their assigned nation’s interests and display diplomatic proficiency. In doing so, using parliamentary procedure, students argue for and against resolutions that are developed by student competitors in mock United Nations’ sessions.  Thus, to do well, students must learn International Relations theory, current global issues, effective diplomatic techniques, and parliamentary procedure. Participants will also become comfortable with public speaking, and conduct research on the topics presented at the competitions.

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Model UN News

Visit our department news to read more about these competitions and the achievements our students gained.

Contact Information

Professor Ben Arnold
Email: ca17@txstate.edu

PS 4345 Model International Institution Competition

While not mandatory to enroll to participate in MUN, if you would like to study diplomacy and international institutions in greater depth, the department regularly offers the political science course PS 4345 Model International Institution Competition. Contact Professor Ben Arnold for more information.