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MUN/Flensburg Model United Nations
Flensburg Model United Nations
Part of the Flensburg Model United Nations series

Flensburg Model United Nations

Flensburg, Germany · high-school

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Dates
Jun 11–2026 (day: 14)
Fee
€40
Reg deadline
TBD
Delegates
100
Language
English
Format
In-person
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Summary

Flensburg Model United Nations returns to the northern German port city of Flensburg for a multi-day high-school conference simulating United Nations diplomacy. Delegates will work through committee sessions, draft resolutions and negotiate language in the format familiar to MUN circuits across Europe. The gathering is modest in size and tightly focused on the secondary-school level, giving newer delegates room to speak, caucus and chair-engage without the crush of a mega-conference. Registration runs through the mymun platform.

Why this edition matters in 2026

Smaller regional conferences like Flensburg MUN play a quiet but important role in the European MUN ecosystem. They are where first-time delegates learn parliamentary procedure, where rusty veterans rebuild fluency before larger circuits, and where faculty advisors test new delegations in a lower-stakes environment than THIMUN or the big university-hosted weekends. Flensburg itself sits on the German-Danish border, a geography that gives the conference a naturally cross-border catchment. Schools from Schleswig-Holstein, southern Denmark and the wider Baltic-North Sea corridor can travel without major logistics, which tends to produce committee rooms with a healthier mix of national educational cultures than landlocked German conferences. For the high-school MUN scene, conferences in this tier matter because they are the feeder layer. The delegates who chair at university circuits in three or four years are the ones cutting their teeth in rooms exactly like this one.

How to prepare

Preparation for Flensburg MUN should start with the basics rather than exotic policy detail. Delegates new to the format should drill rules of procedure, motion language, and the structure of an operative clause before worrying about national positions. A clean point of order is worth more than a clever crisis arc at this level. For returning delegates, the prep angle is sharpening rather than learning. That means writing position papers that actually commit to a policy line, rehearsing opening speeches under time pressure, and building a short list of allies and red lines for each agenda item rather than a vague thematic essay. Advisors should treat the conference as a calibration moment. Pair newer delegates with experienced ones, set internal goals around speaking frequency and amendment authorship rather than awards, and use the post-conference debrief to identify who is ready for a larger circuit next.

Eligibility deep-dive

Level
high-school
Age
—
Team size
—
Country quota
Open

Schedule & deadlines

  1. Conference

    Jun 11, 2026 – Jun 14, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

  • Where is Flensburg MUN held and who can attend?

    The conference takes place in Flensburg, a port city in northern Germany near the Danish border, and is aimed at high-school level delegates.

  • How does the fee structure work?

    Flensburg MUN charges a single uniform delegate fee in euros that applies whether you register individually or as part of a school delegation.

  • How do delegates register for the conference?

    Registration is handled through the mymun conferences platform, which is standard for European high-school MUN events.

  • What working language is used in committee?

    Committees at this high-school conference in Flensburg run in English, in line with standard practice for international MUN simulations in continental Europe.

Last verified May 27, 2026 · Source: mymun.com

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