Form 1 and Student Officer Applications are now over!
General Assembly (GA):
RCICJ, RCHSC, and AP
RCIMUN has three unique features that run simultaneously with the conference: Robert College Historical Security Council (RCHSC), Robert College Model International Court of Justice (RCICJ), and the Advisory Panel (AP). RCICJ, a model of the International Court of Justice, is an independent court that settles legal disputes between Member States. Experienced delegates who seek to further enhance their knowledge of the law and want to observe a different approach to MUN are encouraged to apply for RCICJ. RCHSC, on the other hand, simulates a past event in the form of a Security Council, creating a platform for crisis solving, resolution writing and challenging debates. The main aim of RCHSC is to gather together experienced and dedicated delegates and provide an engaging environment that enables them to think innovatively. Lastly, the Advisory Panel is a committee consisting of experts representing delegations and organizations; following a unique procedure and a specified region in its items. The committee in its nature supports a collaborative environment and makes it crucial for every representative to disavow their benefits and come to a consensus. Delegation assignments and aforementioned General Assembly committees do not encompass such committees, except the Historical Security Council. Students who want to participate in such committees must apply individually.
The fee will be announced when Form 2 is shared in November.
General Assembly (GA):
- Disarmament Committee
- Political Committee
- Legal Committee
- Human Rights Council
- Special Conference (SPC)
- Economical and Social Council (ECOSOC)
- Security Council (SC)
- Historical Security Council (HSC)
RCICJ, RCHSC, and AP
RCIMUN has three unique features that run simultaneously with the conference: Robert College Historical Security Council (RCHSC), Robert College Model International Court of Justice (RCICJ), and the Advisory Panel (AP). RCICJ, a model of the International Court of Justice, is an independent court that settles legal disputes between Member States. Experienced delegates who seek to further enhance their knowledge of the law and want to observe a different approach to MUN are encouraged to apply for RCICJ. RCHSC, on the other hand, simulates a past event in the form of a Security Council, creating a platform for crisis solving, resolution writing and challenging debates. The main aim of RCHSC is to gather together experienced and dedicated delegates and provide an engaging environment that enables them to think innovatively. Lastly, the Advisory Panel is a committee consisting of experts representing delegations and organizations; following a unique procedure and a specified region in its items. The committee in its nature supports a collaborative environment and makes it crucial for every representative to disavow their benefits and come to a consensus. Delegation assignments and aforementioned General Assembly committees do not encompass such committees, except the Historical Security Council. Students who want to participate in such committees must apply individually.
The fee will be announced when Form 2 is shared in November.
