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Harvard International Relations Council (IRC)

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Founded 1947

The Harvard International Relations Council (IRC) is a Harvard student organization that promotes global awareness and runs Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN), a leading conference for high school students focused on diplomacy and critical thinking.

Opportunities from Harvard International Relations Council (IRC)

Program

Harvard Model United Nations India

by Harvard International Relations Council (IRC)

HMUN India is a prestigious 4-day simulation for high schoolers to debate global issues, assume roles of world leaders, and draft UN-style resolutions. It fosters leadership, diplomacy, and critical thinking through rigorous academic debate.

For children ages 13 to 18

In-person event

₹45,000 registration

What your child could gain:

DiplomacyPublic SpeakingCritical Thinking

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About

The Harvard International Relations Council (IRC) is a distinguished student-run organization at Harvard University, dedicated to fostering global awareness and promoting international relations education. It is widely recognized for organizing the Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) conference, a premier simulation for high school students worldwide. The IRC provides an exceptional platform for young leaders to engage with complex global issues, develop crucial diplomatic skills, and cultivate a deeper understanding of international affairs. Its programs emphasize critical thinking, negotiation, and collaborative problem-solving within a dynamic, immersive environment. HMUN, the IRC's flagship program, attracts thousands of students annually, offering diverse committees and challenging topics. The conference is celebrated for its academic rigor, high-quality debate, and unwavering commitment to inspiring the next generation of global citizens. Founded in 1947, the IRC has a long-standing history of promoting international education and social impact, operating as an accredited NGO with the United Nations Department of Global Communications.