THIMUN Singapore International Model United Nations Conference
International MUN recognition
350 participants
Annual 5-day international Model United Nations conference held each October in Singapore for secondary school delegations from India and across Asia.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
€270
Participation format
Individual and team
Teams of 3 to 7
Duration
5-day conference (Monday arrival and briefings, Tuesday to Friday active committee sessions)
Eligibility
Open to secondary school students (grades 8-12) from THIMUN-registered schools. Schools send delegations of 3-7 students with a MUN Director. New schools apply with a Letter of Intent by end of April; returning schools receive automatic invitations.
- Grade level
- Grade 8 to 12
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- Open to secondary school students enrolled in THIMUN-registered participating schools. Students apply through their school's MUN Director; individual applications are not accepted.
- Prerequisites
- Enrolment in a THIMUN-registered participating school
- Application through the school's MUN Director
- Working proficiency in English (official conference language)
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Rewards and recognition
Opens doors to
THIMUN Singapore participation, particularly in leadership roles such as committee chair or Secretary General, is widely recognised by international universities and strengthens applications to international relations, law, and humanities programmes.
Recognition
International MUN recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
- Registration closed
- 14 Sept 2026
- Dates
- 26 Oct 2026 to 30 Oct 2026
International French School (IFS) Singapore, Singapore
How to apply
- 1Students prepare country-position papers and travel arrangements ahead of the October conference
- 2New schools submit a Letter of Intent on school letterhead, signed by the principal and MUN Director, to singapore@thimun.org
- 3Returning schools receive an automatic invitation and submit Online Registration Form I via the MUNIS portal
Rules and guidelines
- School registration must be completed via the MUNIS online portal before the published deadline
- Only students from registered schools may participate; individual applications are not accepted
- Conference proceedings follow formal THIMUN Rules of Procedure
- Delegates must adhere to the conference dress code and code of conduct throughout all sessions
- The official conference language is English
Technology requirements
- Internet-connected device for the MUNIS application portal and country-position research
- Email account for MUN Director correspondence with THIMUN
Fees and financial support
Fee details
EUR 135 delegation fee per school plus EUR 270 per participant (delegates, MUN Directors, chaperones, and press). Includes lunches on all active conference days. A non-refundable pre-payment of EUR 1,215 is required at Form I. International travel to Singapore, visa, and lodging are not included in the conference fee.
About this opportunity
THIMUN Singapore is an annual international Model United Nations simulation conference held each October at the International French School in Singapore, organised by the THIMUN Foundation. Established in 2004 as an official sister conference to THIMUN The Hague, it brings together secondary school students as delegates representing countries in UN-modelled committees including General Assembly, Security Council, ECOSOC, and specialised bodies.
Participation is school-based: schools register as delegations of 3 to 7 students with a MUN Director. New schools submit a Letter of Intent to singapore@thimun.org by end of April; returning schools receive automatic invitations and register via MUNIS.
Delegates develop advanced public speaking, negotiation, and resolution-drafting skills by representing country positions through lobbying, formal debate, and voting under THIMUN Rules of Procedure. THIMUN is widely recognised as the world standard for Model UN procedure, and sustained participation carries significant recognition with international universities.
Singapore's proximity to India (approximately 4-hour flight from major Indian cities) and THIMUN's visa support letter make this one of the most accessible international MUN conferences for Indian schools.
What your child will do
- Country-position research and policy analysis
- Lobbying and resolution drafting
- Formal committee debate under THIMUN Rules of Procedure
- Voting across GA, Security Council, and ECOSOC
- Student Officer and Secretary General leadership roles
Mentors and faculty
Committee sessions are facilitated by experienced THIMUN-trained Student Officers and chairs; each school delegation is led and supervised by its own MUN Director.
Languages
Academic details
Difficulty: Advanced
What's covered
Students research assigned country policy positions, draft resolutions, and participate in formal THIMUN Rules of Procedure across General Assembly, Security Council, ECOSOC, and specialised committee bodies over five conference days.
Frequently asked questions
Can Indian schools participate in THIMUN Singapore?
Yes. THIMUN Singapore is open to schools worldwide. Indian schools benefit from Singapore's proximity, approximately a 4-hour flight from major Indian cities. THIMUN Foundation provides a visa support letter template to assist with Singapore visa applications for student participants.
How are country and committee assignments made for delegations?
THIMUN Foundation allocates country and committee assignments based on confirmed school registrations. Schools may indicate preferences, but final assignments are made by THIMUN based on availability and prior conference experience of the delegation.
What preparation is recommended before the October conference?
Schools typically conduct MUN practice sessions over several months ahead of the conference. Students should study their assigned country's policy positions on the committee topics, familiarise themselves with THIMUN Rules of Procedure, and practise resolution drafting and formal debate.
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