Future MUN Leaders by the Harvard MUN Team is a 2-weekend workshop where our experts in Model United Nations will provide you with the complete toolbox of necessary skills to be a successful debater, writer, and delegate at your next conference. Our Harvard staff has years of experience both as delegates and as directors and leaders in Model United Nations. Together, we will guide you through public speaking, researching, and writing skills and end with a mock simulation at the end of the program. Not only will this simulation be realistic, challenging, and a great learning experience, but you will also have the opportunity to receive feedback from our staff who have directed MUN conferences at Boston, Dubai, Latin America, China, India, and more!
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Gain knowledge about Model United Nations as we discuss global issues and relevant topics that you are likely to encounter at a conference.
Learn how to deliver effective, impromptu speeches to a room full of delegates as we discuss public speaking, the art of negotiation,....
Develop connections and learn from experienced delegates and leaders in Model United Nations from Harvard.
See a detailed and comprehensive simulation that will give you invaluable experience into what a committee at a top MUN conference looks like.
Explore policy proposal processes to fine-tune MUN resolution writing skills & understanding goes into creating detailed, persuasive, and well-thought-out policies.
Forge life-long, value-rich networks with global peers and mentors who share your passion for international relations.
*Public Speaking Workshop
*Break
*Debate Workshop
*Reflections
*Writing Policy Proposal
*Break
*Position Papers & Outside Research
*Reflections
Putting it all together
*Break
*Public Speaking/Debate/Writing Practicum
*Final Reflections
*MUN Simulation
*Public Speaking Workshop
*Break
*Debate Workshop
*Reflections
*Writing Policy Proposal
*Break
*Position Papers & Outside Research
*Reflections
Putting it all together
*Break
*Public Speaking/Debate/Writing Practicum
*Final Reflections
*MUN Simulation
Calvin is a Sophomore at Harvard College studying a Joint Concentration in Mathematics & Philosophy. When he is not competing in Ad Hocs on the collegiate circuit, you can find him geeking out over board games and Dungeons & Dragons (although he promises that he is still a lot of fun to hang out with!)..
Hi, my name is James Farr and I’m originally from Nottingham, UK. I am a sophomore at Harvard currently studying government with a secondary in economics and aside from my academics I am particularly interested in poetry and dystopian literature. I have been teaching for over 4 years and I am incredibly passionate about seeing improvement in my students!
Arpit is a rising junior at Harvard College studying Applied Mathematics with a focus in Economics. Hailing from Bangalore, India – he has been doing Model UN for nine years. At Harvard, he’s involved in the competitive Model UN team ICMUN, Harvard’s college conference HNMUN, serves as the Secretary General for HMUN India, and is the Treasurer of the International Relations Council. Arpit likes to remind himself that before he got sucked into Model UN work, he used to enjoy reading, loved biking along the Charles, and was obsessed with his research in the Economics department.
Certificates from Harvard ICMUN (at Harvard International Relations Council
Receive access to all LWL webinars/masterclasses.
Get a chance to be featured on Learn with Leaders’ Social Media platforms
Enhance your student portfolio with certificates and actionable projects
Students are encouraged to apply as early as possible. Applications are processed on a rolling basis, and will be assessed as they get submitted. An application will not be reviewed until all application materials are received by us.
Early application deadline –
30th Jun, 2023.
Regular application deadline –
5th July, 2023.
Program Fee for Early Applicants USD 300
Program Fee for Regular Applicants USD 400
Interested students need to submit the application. Shortlisted candidates will go through an interview round before selection.
Admission to the program is by selection only, given the limited space. The program is open to students of Grades 8–12.
Students are encouraged to apply as early as possible. Applications are processed on a rolling basis, and will be assessed as they get submitted. An application will not be reviewed until all application materials are received by us.
Early application deadline –
30th Jun, 2023.
Regular application deadline –
5th July, 2023.
Program Fee for Early Applicants USD 300
Program Fee for Regular Applicants USD 400
Students are encouraged to apply as early as possible. Applications are processed on a rolling basis, and will be assessed as they get submitted. An application will not be reviewed until all application materials are received by us.
Early application deadline –
31 July, 2023.
Regular application deadline –
25 Aug, 2023.
Program Fee for Early Applicants USD 300
Program Fee for Regular Applicants USD 400
Interested students need to submit the application. Shortlisted candidates will go through an interview round before selection.
Admission to the program is by selection only, given the limited space. The program is open to students of Grades 8–12.
Students are encouraged to apply as early as possible. Applications are processed on a rolling basis, and will be assessed as they get submitted. An application will not be reviewed until all application materials are received by us.
Early application deadline –
31 July, 2023..
Regular application deadline –
25 Aug, 2023.
Program Fee for Early Applicants USD 300
Program Fee for Regular Applicants USD 400
