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Model UN (MUN) is a simulation of the United Nations, designed to instil a keen knowledge of diplomacy, public speaking and global awareness in participants. Delegates will represent assigned countries or particular stakeholders in council to hold discussion and debate in council on specific topics, while pushing for their delegation’s interests. Through MUN, Delegates will be able to put their negotiation skills to a test and problem solving skills to come up with solutions to an issue with other delegates while being diplomatic.

All registration information has been provisioned into the "Registration" section in the site Payment will be conducted through only Bank Transfer and Pay Now!

The registration fee covers all the costs of the conference. Delegates can look forward to fully-covered meals, delegate welfare, a painstakingly-prepared welfare package, and a wonderful experience at night socials!

Yes, buffet lunch is catered from Day 1 to Day 4, as well as a buffet dinner catered specially on Day 4.

To ease beginner delegates into MUN debate, all beginner delegates are given a holistic understanding of the required skillsets for a Model UN Conference via a training module conducted by our highly experienced Academics Team and council chairpersons. Aside from introducing delegates to the world of international relations, the module also aims to equip delegates with confidence in their public speaking skills.

GYLS will be simulating three council formats, mainly General Assembly, Dynamic Agenda and Crisis. General Assembly refers to the conventional councils which most delegates might be more familiar with, where delegates will discuss issues pertinent to such structures. Dynamic Agenda Councils will have neither fixed topics nor perimeters, but they will work within a larger theme, testing delegates on their ability to prioritise and be more constructive and productive within council time. Crisis typically includes the role-playing of delegates in historical crises, where delegates have to be decisive based off their portfolio powers and stance. This will push delegates to be adaptable and quick in their responses to real-time updates.

Beginner councils are a more conducive environment for delegates newer to the MUN circuit to learn more about the format. More training and guidance from the Chairs will be provided to help delegates find their footing in the council. Intermediate councils are designed for delegates with some prior knowledge, and are designed to to hone beginner delegates in their skills. Advanced councils welcome delegates who have a good grasp of MUN and commendable public speaking abilities. Delegates will expect a higher degree of autonomy and take greater ownership of their delegation. A list of the council difficulties have been provisioned in the "Council" section of the website - do note that the list is meant to be a guide, rather than a hard and fast rule. Do apply for councils based off your own interest!

Delegates will be allocated to their council based on priority of interests. There is no guarantee by the Secretariat Team on the councils of choice, but we will take into account the experience level of delegates and the structure of every council. Special considerations may be made for delegates with a stated Double Delegate.