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Model United Nations · Rheingau
EBS MUN
2027
Three days of debate, negotiation and diplomacy at EBS Universität für Recht und Wirtschaft — student-led, and open to delegates from anywhere.
- When
- 2–4 April 2027Friday to Sunday
- Where
- EBS UniversitätRheingaustraße 1, 65375 Oestrich-Winkel
- Format
- 4–6 committeesOne global issue, examined from every angle
About the conference
Diplomacy is a skill you practise, not one you read about.
In a world shaped by conflict, crisis and political transformation, the ability to lead, negotiate and think globally has never mattered more. EBS MUN is a student-led Model United Nations conference that brings together ambitious, internationally minded students to debate global challenges, develop leadership skills and experience diplomacy in practice.
Over three days, delegates represent a country or an actor in committee, argue its position, build coalitions across the room and negotiate a resolution that can actually pass. The gap between holding an opinion and getting forty people to agree on a text is where the learning happens.
The conference is organised entirely by students of EBS Universität für Recht und Wirtschaft in Oestrich-Winkel, in the Rheingau.
Who it is for
- DelegatesUniversity and upper-secondary students, no experience needed
- DelegationsSchools and universities sending a group
- ChairsExperienced MUN participants who want to run a committee
- PartnersCompanies and institutions supporting the conference
No prior Model UN experience is required for delegates. Everything you need — rules of procedure, study guides and a position paper template — is published before the conference.
Committees
One issue, four to six rooms.
Each edition of EBS MUN is built around a major contemporary global issue, explored across the three days from different perspectives — from economics and security to human rights and international governance. Committees and topics for 2027 are announced with the delegate handbook.
Committee IIEconomics
Economic & Financial
Trade, development finance and the economic consequences of political shocks.
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Committee IIIHuman Rights
Human Rights
Civil, political and social rights where state interests and obligations collide.
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Committee IVGovernance
International Governance
The institutions themselves — reform, legitimacy and who gets a seat.
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Committee VCrisis
Crisis Committee
A fast-moving room where the situation changes under you. For returning delegates.
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Committee VITBC
Sixth committee
Opened depending on the number of delegates registered.
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Programme
Three days, from opening gavel to closing ceremony.
The conference features a formal opening and closing ceremony, high-level committee sessions, networking opportunities and a diplomatic social event with food and drinks — because a good deal is rarely struck inside the committee room alone.
Day one
Friday, 2 April
- PM Registration & delegate check-in
- PM Opening ceremony
- PM First committee session
- EVE Welcome reception
Day two
Saturday, 3 April
- AM Committee sessions
- PM Committee sessions & unmoderated caucus
- PM Networking with partners
- EVE Diplomatic social event
Day three
Sunday, 4 April
- AM Final committee sessions
- AM Voting procedure
- PM Closing ceremony & awards
Indicative schedule — exact times are published with the delegate handbook.
Registration
Applications for EBS MUN 2027
Registration opens in the autumn. Leave your details now and we will write to you the day applications go live — individually or as a school delegation.
- Autumn 2026Applications openTBA
- Winter 2026/27Application deadlineTBA
- Early 2027Country allocations & study guides publishedTBA
- March 2027Position papers dueTBA
- 2–4 April 2027EBS MUN 2027, Oestrich-WinkelConfirmed
Get the application link first
One e-mail when registration opens. Nothing else.
Notify me when applications open- Delegate fee REPLACE-FEE
- Includes Meals · social
- Accommodation Not included
- Working language English
Questions about a group booking? Write to info@ebsmun.de.
Partners & sponsors
Meet the people who will be running things in ten years.
Our conference is a platform to engage with ambitious young talent, share real-world perspectives, and help shape tomorrow's leaders.
EBS MUN puts your organisation in front of a self-selected group of students who chose to spend a weekend arguing about international policy. Partners join us on site during the conference, speak at the opening or closing ceremony, and take part in the networking programme between committee sessions.
We are happy to put together something that fits what you actually want out of it — recruiting, visibility, or a session of your own.
Presence
On site
A stand in the networking area, materials in the delegate pack, and your team in the room.
Platform
On the podium
A keynote at the opening or closing ceremony, or a workshop between sessions.
Support
Behind the scenes
Named support for a committee, the social event, or delegate scholarships.
Confirmed partners
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Partner logos appear here, in the delegate handbook and on conference signage.
Questions
Before you apply
Do I need Model UN experience?
No. A good share of delegates at any conference are attending their first. You will get the rules of procedure, a study guide for your committee and a position paper template well before April, and the chairs run the room in a way that works for beginners. If you have done this before, the crisis committee is where you want to be.
Who can attend?
University students and upper-secondary students from anywhere. You can apply as an individual delegate or as part of a delegation from your school or university.
What does it cost?
The delegate fee for 2027 is being finalised and will be published with the application. It covers meals during the conference and the social event. Travel and accommodation are not included.
Where do delegates stay?
Accommodation is arranged individually. We will publish a list of options in Oestrich-Winkel and the surrounding Rheingau, along with the group rates we are able to negotiate, when registration opens.
How do I get to Oestrich-Winkel?
The campus is at Rheingaustraße 1, 65375 Oestrich-Winkel, about 45 minutes by train from Frankfurt Airport via Wiesbaden. Detailed travel directions go out with the delegate handbook.
What is the working language?
English, in every committee and in all conference documents.
Can I chair a committee?
Yes. We recruit chairs separately from delegates, and previous MUN experience matters here. Write to us and we will send you the chair application when it opens.