A COLLEGE OF GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVE
Model United Nations Delegation
Work with fellow CGE students to take part in a national Model United Nations conference in English, with faculty guidance.
What Is This Initiative?
The College of Global Engagement (CGE) Model United Nations delegation 2026 is a faculty-led academic initiative open to CGE undergraduate students.
Students prepare together over time and take part in a Model United Nations conference with students from other universities. The initiative includes guided preparation, discussion, and collaboration around global issues.
At a Glance
Who
CGE undergraduate students (2nd–4th year)
What
Participation in a national Model United Nations conference
When
Preparation: April–July 2026
Conference: July 10–12, 2026
Where
Japan University English Model United Nations conference in Kobe
Language
English
Cost
Free
Is This Right for You?
The CGE Model United Nations delegation may be a good fit for you if you are interested in global issues, teamwork, communication, and learning how to express your ideas clearly in a multicultural setting.
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It is open to CGE students from a wide range of academic backgrounds and is not limited to political science or international relations majors. You do not need prior Model United Nations experience, and you do not need to feel highly confident in English or public speaking at the time of application.
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Guided preparation and faculty support are built into the initiative, so students who are willing to learn, prepare, and challenge themselves are encouraged to apply.
What Participation Involves
If you join the CGE Model United Nations delegation, you take part in preparation activities over time and participate in a national Model United Nations conference.
This typically includes:
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preparing together with other CGE students
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taking part in discussions and group activities
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completing preparation tasks outside of meetings
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participating in an English Model United Nations conference​
The schedule is designed to be manageable alongside regular coursework. Sessions are held about twice a month and are offered online or in person.
