Councils
Choose where you'll make your voice heard. Open any council to meet its academic committee.
General Assembly A
The main deliberative body of the UN, where every member state has an equal voice on global issues of peace, development and cooperation.
View councilGeneral Assembly B
A second session of the General Assembly, debating pressing international questions and drafting resolutions by broad consensus.
View councilSecurity Council A
Charged with maintaining international peace and security, delegates respond to crises and negotiate under the weight of the veto.
View councilSecurity Council B
A parallel Security Council addressing threats to peace, sanctions, and peacekeeping in a fast-paced, high-stakes setting.
View councilInternational Court of Justice
The principal judicial organ of the UN. Advocates and judges argue and decide contentious cases between states under international law. Open to Grade 9 only.
View councilECOSOC A
The Economic and Social Council coordinates the UN's economic, social and environmental work toward sustainable development.
View councilECOSOC B
A second ECOSOC session tackling development finance, poverty, and global economic resilience.
View councilUNODC A
The UN Office on Drugs and Crime confronts illicit drugs, organised crime, corruption and terrorism worldwide.
View councilUNODC B
Delegates address transnational crime networks, trafficking, and strengthening criminal justice systems.
View councilUNODC C
A third UNODC session focused on prevention, cybercrime, and international cooperation against organised crime.
View councilWomen's Rights Council
Dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, from education and work to safety and representation.
View councilHuman Rights Council
Promotes and protects human rights around the globe, investigating violations and recommending action.
View councilEligibility
NMUN 2026 is open to students in Grades 7, 8 and 9.
Grades 7 & 8
May apply to any council except the International Court of Justice.
Grade 9
May apply to any council, including the International Court of Justice.