Model United Nations Erfurt

Previous Delegations

Here you can find information on previous delegations of the University Erfurt and the countries that we proudly represented at NMUN.

The current delegation, which will represent a variety of countries at NMUN Japan.

Follow the links on the right to find more information on each delegation.

NMUN Canada 2017

During the summer semester 2017 we organized an additional StuFu seminar, which prepared students for NMUN Canada in November 2017.

The students learned about rhetorics, negotiation styles, United Nations committees and their working processes. During the conference the students represent the countries Australia, Colombia, and South Africa as well as Sweden in the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, and the UNEA.

NMUN NYC 2017 / GiMUN 2017

The winter semester 2016/17 marked yet another important step for the Model UN program at the University Erfurt: for the first time we organized two StuFu seminars during the winter term, which prepared the students for NMUN NYC and GiMUN, Geneva.

The students learned about rhetorics, negotiation styles, United Nations committees and their working processes as well as the culture of Japan. During the NMUN NYC conference the students represented the State of Israel in numerous committees of the United Nations. At GiMUN our delegates represented various countries in all five committees of the conference.

NMUN Japan 2016

The summer semester 2016 marked an important step for the Model UN program at the University Erfurt: for the first time we organized an additional Stufu Seminar during the summer, which prepared the students for National Model United Nations in Kobe, Japan.

The students learned about rhetorics, negotiation styles, United Nations committees and their working processes as well as the culture of Japan. During the conference the students represented the countries China, Peru, Japan and Moldova in the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, the UNHCR as well as the Security Council.

You can read the NMUN Japan blog by students of Kobe City University of Foreign Studies by clicking here.