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Applications for IEUMUN 2025 are open now -

View fullsize Always a pleasure to return to the embassy of Portugal in the Hague - this time, with the IEUMUN 2025 delegation during the 5th week of the Prep Track! We are sincerely grateful to Ambassador Maria Clara Nunes Pinto Capelo Ramos Nunes dos Santos for
View fullsize The IEUMUN 2025 delegation had the pleasure of visiting the Embassy of Indonesia in The Hague during the fourth week of the Prep Track. We are deeply grateful to the embassy staff for their incredibly warm welcome and hospitality throughout our visit
View fullsize The IEUMUN 2025 delegation had the pleasure of visiting the Embassy of Azerbaijan in The Hague during the fourth week of the Prep Track, this time joined by some of our Alumni! We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the embassy staff for t
View fullsize It is always a pleasure to revisit the Embassy of Qatar in the Hague. The IEUMUN 2025 delegation had the opportunity to learn more about Qatar's unique geopolitical position, its rich culture, and international relations during a visit that took plac
View fullsize ¡Gracias, Embajada de El Salvador! The IEUMUN 2025 delegation had the wonderful opportunity to visit the Embassy of El Salvador during the 3rd week of our Prep Track. We were welcomed with captivating presentations and insightful discussions ab

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Leiden MUN is an independent, non-profit, student-led MUN programme, founded in 2005. Every academic year, we select, train and send different delegations composed of talented and motivated students to the most prestigious Model United Nations conferences worldwide.

The Leiden MUN programme is cherished for its extensive Preparatory Track, enabling our students to improve their debating, lobbying, and public speaking skills. For this reason, our delegates’ performances have been awarded at every conference we attend.

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The Leiden MUN Programme

Our training programme for each MUN conference consists of four key elements that help our students grow and succeed.

1. Skills Labs

Weekly sessions are taught by experienced trainers who have seen the ways in which different MUN committees operate and know exactly how these abilities will help any delegate with their performance. The classes are interactive and exercise-based. We teach Skills Labs which focus on the four most important competencies for any conference and your professional futures: public speaking, lobbying and negotiation, MUN basics, and research.

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3. PDP Mentoring

The Personal Development Programme (PDP) mentoring scheme is unique to the Leiden MUN Preparatory Track. Throughout the Track you will be mentored one-on-one by an experienced and skilled Board Member. Here, you are able to further develop MUN and professional skills in a bespoke manner, allowing you to better flourish during the conferences, in your professional life and beyond.

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2. Mock Sessions

During the weekly Mock Sessions delegates debate about current topics as a representative of a United Nations member state. The goal of the Mock Sessions: put what you have learnt in the Skills Lab to the test! Master your public speaking skills, persuade other delegates by intensive lobbying, and invent creative and realistic solutions to the problems at hand. These weekly mini-MUNs help prepare our delegates to excel at the conference.

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4. Professional Networking

For every Preparatory Track, we organise field trips to visit Embassies to offer delegates the unique opportunity to network with diplomats, Ambassadors and other professionals in the field of International Relations. Previous visits include Ambassadors of Costa Rica, Georgia, Taiwan, Iran and Bangladesh. We have also visited the US Embassy and several other professionals whilst at our conference destination!

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