Harvard Model United Nations builds upon seven decades of experience - with the first Model League of Nations in 1927, followed by the first Model UN conference in 1953. HMUN is an initiative of Harvard University's IRC, engaging more than 6000 students annually across its conferences in the USA, China, India and UAE.

This year, to mark 14 years of HMUN India, we promise to make it bigger, better and deliver a meaningful experience to your students in Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR through dynamic committees, an array of exceptional speakers and unique engagements along with activities, workshops, and training sessions. The conference will witnesses the participation of over 1700 young minds from over 200 schools and 15 countries around the world.

“I had the opportunity to view HMUN through different perspectives and every single time it proved to be an experience that I will never forget. As a delegate back in 2016, I learnt the real meaning of diplomacy, research, and leadership. Over the years, HMUN has truly proven itself as a platform where Gen-Z gets to transform into a Generation of Solvers, all while having fun!”

- DELEGATE at HMUN INDIA 2016

Hosts

Harvard International Relations Council

The Harvard International Relations Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in the 1950s and incorporated in Massachusetts in 1974. The mission of the IRC and its programs is to educate individuals at Harvard and across the world about affairs that transcend national borders. The IRC is an umbrella organization for seven semi-independent and centrally-funded programs: Harvard Project for International Education, International Relations on Campus, Harvard International Review, Model Security Council, Intercollegiate Model United Nations, Harvard Model United Nations, and Harvard National Model United Nations. Run entirely by undergraduates at Harvard University, the International Relations Council strives to inspire and impact individuals worldwide.

Worldview Education

Worldview is a global learning movement focused on social progress through transformative leadership development. We believe that the adaptive capacity of an individual is the key to leadership in fast-changing environments. Our programs use global challenges as props and a set of cutting-edge experiential learning tools to trigger this adaptive capacity in our participants. Our programs and offerings are conceptualized and developed at the intersection of issues that are critical to building a progressive society in the 21st century- Global Citizenship, Urban Sustainability, Environment Conservation, and Universal Wellness. Through various initiatives and programs, Worldview has delivered powerful learning experiences to over 40,000 Gen-Z from 500+ schools across 20+ countries.