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Birkerød MUN society is a student-run group that meets once a week.

 

MUN stands for Model United Nations and it is an opportunity for students to immerse themselves and participate in simulated debate sessions of the real UN. MUN interests a great variety of people — some join because they want to study politics as a career, some because it sounds fun, and others to practice vital skills such as public speaking, planning, collaboration, on-the-spot thinking, and more. The immediate goal for MUN is to ready students for the school’s conference, BIGMUN, and hopefully, in the process help build up some students into becoming the real-world problem solvers that the world needs.

MUN society is run by two students, who organise everything from the debated resolutions, advertising the group, and more. A MUN society session usually lasts an hour and a half (or one module). One resolution is debated per session, which can be regarding anything from mandatory school uniforms to the problems with overpopulated prisons. Students are either assigned a country to represent in the debate or get to choose a country themselves. Just as with BIGMUN, the debate starts with the main submitter of the resolution, usually a random volunteer, and then moves into times in favour of the resolution and time against.

 

There is never a dull moment at BG's MUN society. MUN is training the next generation of world leaders, by creating an interest in current real-world events and pressing issues. 

For more information don't hesitate to contact us via Lectio, come to a MUN society session or find us at school.

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MUN Society

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MUN Society 

Julia Krzywicka

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