Oxford International Model United Nations 2026

About the Conference

Oxford International Model United Nations (OxIMUN) is a three-day conference held in Oxford from 30 October to 1 November 2026. It is run by University of Oxford students on behalf of the Oxford University United Nations Association. Its history reaches back to League of Nations debates held in the city in the early 1920s, and today it welcomes around 600 delegates from across the world. The 2026 programme groups its committees by experience: beginner bodies, intermediate bodies including the Security Council, and advanced crisis and historical committees. Committees 🚨 Crisis Committee (Mob war crisis) 🛡️ Disarmament and International Security Committee (Addressing the evolution of armed groups in Africa) 🏛️ Historical Security Council (The situation in Libya 2011) 🌍 United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (Enhancing tech based sustainable agricultural practices and ecosystems against natural disasters and desertification) 📚 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Establishing Ethical Frameworks for AI in Indigenous cultural preservation) 🕊️ United Nations Human Rights Council (The Human Rights Implications of Internet Censorship and Connectivity Blackouts) 🚀 United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (Establishing Standards of responsible conduct to address the increasing militarisation of space) 🛡️ United Nations Security Council (The India-Pakistan Escalation)

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OxIMUN 2026