DurMUN 2025
Conquering Adversity: Security Through Diplomacy
Dates
Friday, January 31, 2025 - Sunday, February 2, 2025
Location
Durham, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Expected Delegates
200 delegates
Registration Fee
Contact organizer
Application Deadline
Friday, January 31, 2025
DurMUN is the annual Model United Nations conference organised by Durham University United Nations Association (DUUNA). Taking place from 31 January to 2 February 2025 at Durham University, it is the most prestigious conference in North East England, due to its standard of debate and breathtaking historical and architectural venues. The conference will provide a dynamic platform for delegates to tackle pressing global issues, engage in thought-provoking debates, and form connections with fellow students from across the UK and beyond.
With various committees, expert chairs, and an exceptional social program, DurMUN 2025 promises to be an experience you won’t want to miss. Whether you are a newcomer or a seasoned delegate, we are confident that you will enjoy, learn from, and fondly remember DurMUN 2025.
Applications:
Delegate Application Form
Participation
You must be a currently-enrolled university student.
Organizers
Anthony Law
DUUNA MUN Director
Charlotte Jack
Secretary General
Cholatich Supawattanapong
DUUNA President
Durham University United Nations Association
Conference Host
Committees
Topic
Eliminating the Abuses of the Kafala System: Upholding Dignity and Human Rights for Migrant Workers
Topic
Strengthening International Access to Renewable Resources for Sustainable Development
Topic
Eradicating Harmful Cultural Practices Against Women
Topic
Addressing the Crisis of the ‘Lost Generation’ of the Rohingya people
Topic
Restricting the Use of Former Colonies as Tax Havens: Mitigating Exploitation and Promoting Equity in International Economic Practices
Topic
Addressing the Nile’s Water Security Crisis
Topic
Addressing the Impact of Private Military Contractors on Global Security
Partnerships
TrondMUN 2025
Partner organization