A premier international relations simulation gathering over 2,000 delegates from more than 110 countries. Hosted in Athens — the birthplace of democracy.
Harvard World Model United Nations Greece is a premier international relations simulation designed to inspire and empower students to become global leaders. Organized annually by Harvard University students in partnership with a local host team, the conference gathers over 2,000 delegates from more than 110 countries.
This program offers a unique blend of high-level debate, cultural immersion, and social engagement — creating an environment where diverse perspectives are not only heard, but celebrated.
Recognized for its academic rigor and vibrant international community, WorldMUN is more than just a Model UN — it's a life-changing experience that fosters empathy, understanding, and a commitment to global cooperation.
An unforgettable diplomatic journey, built on three foundational principles that shape every delegate's experience.
Twenty simulated UN committees representing member states, international organizations, and NGOs — led by an engaged dais on the world's most pressing challenges.
The 'WorldMUN Spirit' — a guiding principle that encourages friendship and cooperation across borders, and a deeper understanding of perspectives beyond one's own.
From dynamic debates and diplomacy in committee to meaningful connections with peers worldwide, the conference offers an unforgettable and enriching journey.
ACS Athens · Host Campus
A well-structured day that balances academics, activities, and personal growth.
"The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." – Aristotle
A curated selection of simulated bodies. The full roster of twenty is announced to accepted delegates.
Seats are allocated by school delegation and reviewed on a rolling basis. Submit your interest to receive the official application and country assignment.
