SPLIMUN 2025

Welcome to the 5th edition of Sciences Po Lille International Model United Nations! ❤️🤍

After a major success during its 4th edition, we’re happy to carry on the legacy of a conference with high-quality debates, outstanding delegate experience, and some extra surprises along the weekend.

SPLIMUN is one of the largest Model UN conferences in Europe and attracts more than 300 delegates from all countries and continents 🌐

Hosted in Sciences Po Lille by MUNWALK society, this 3-day conference enables its participants to develop their diplomatic and soft skills by debating a wide range of topics, but also to discover the wonderful city of Lille 🇫🇷

Stay tuned for more details on the conference, and expect us to surprise you for this very special 5th edition! 🇺🇳

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED - All the things you have to know!!

• You can apply as an individual delegate or form a delegation, with a head delegate or faculty advisor. 
• Choose the committee(s) and position(s) that interest you most!
• You must pay your delegation fee to be accepted and assigned a committee ⚠️🚨
• Please read carefully and agree to our charter of good conduct and discrimination prevention
• For minors: an image rights authorization (available in mymun in the ‘documents’ section and in our Instagram bio) has to be sent to splimun@outlook.com 
• For scholarship holders: a document justifying your scholarship will be necessary

*Please note that the Friday social 💃 (diplomatic gala) is not included in your conference fees. It is an extra fee you can pay when applying on mymun. It includes the access to the venue, drinks and food during the evening.

The delegate fee includes the following:

• access to Saturday's social
• coffee and lunch breaks on Saturday and Sunday
• and lots of goodies

High School students are only eligible to Beginner-friendly committees.

The African Union committee is only available for High School students.

*Please note that we only reimburse participants up to 2 weeks before the event" 

Conference theme: Towards rights-based international cooperation on migration

Migrants’ transitory situations pose real challenges for the protection of people in terms of rights and development. Migration routes can be exploited by internal or cross-border criminal networks, generating a large number of human tragedies. Women and minors are particularly vulnerable in this context, as they are often targets of exploitation. The migratory crisis in northern France and in the English Channel between France and England illustrates these issues. 

This year’s theme is a call to respect the human rights of all through international cooperation to facilitate effective border governance, as well as to reflect some of the issues at stake in our neighborhood.