About ESE

Equal Student Exchange (ESE) is a volunteer-based student network which provides free information about student exchange and study overseas opportunities.

Focusing on providing information to students from developing countries, ESE acknowledges the financial and organisational obstacles these students must often come to face. It is the belief of ESE that both universities and students can benefit through international engagement. A more culturally diverse range of international students will contribute to the continued exchange of knowledge, ideas and culture between different universities and countries.

The volunteers of ESE recognize the importance of establishing enduring educational, cultural and professional links through student exchange.

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Saturday 12 January 2013

GIMUN 2013

Geneva International Model United Nations Annual Conference 2013 (GIMUN 2013)

Date: Saturday 16th to Friday 22nd of March 2013
Register before: 31st of January 2013

The Geneva International Model United Nations (GIMUN) is a fully student run Non Governmental Organisation in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council. Our goal is to promote the ideals and principles of the United Nations among the youth - university students in particular. We seek to provide young adults with a multilateral platform to discuss various global issues that are handled by the UN. Our core event is the Annual MUN Conference, but we also organise a whole range of other activities throughout the year.

Recruitment Information :Please make sure to read all the information carefully before applying.
Recruitment functions by roll-on admissions. Positions are given to candidates progressively. This means that as soon as all the positions are filled, registration will close (even if this is before the 31st of January 2013). So the earlier that you apply, the better!

Questions? E-mail info@gimun.org.
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Thursday 10 January 2013

UNISCA MUN Academy


Join The Most Rewarding Summer Academy: UNISCA!

UNISCA is a Model United Nations (MUN) organised by the University of Amsterdam. It is a program which consists of a two week long Summer Academy, in which a simulation of an United Nations Conference takes place.

The Summer Academy, UNISCA is open for students of all universities and offers programmes for both Bachelor’s and Master’s levels. UNISCA is an interdisciplinary course worth 6 ECs based on the Model United Nations principle. The academic accreditation of 6 ECs makes UNISCA unique in comparison to other MUN organisations.

UNISCA comprises of two weeks, which each have a different goal. The first week (lecture week) is a preparatory week in which all participants partake in lectures and workshops in preparation for the Conference. The second week is all about the Conference (conference week). During the Conference, students represent a country during a fully-fledged United Nations Conference simulation. Resolutions are to be written, coalitions will be made or broken and an international court case will be simulated. All these events will be reviewed, reported and commented upon by the Press Department via a daily newspaper.

Throughout the Conference, UNISCA will provide an evening programme for relaxation after a long day’s work. In short, UNISCA combines an invaluable academic opportunity with the possibility to expand your network with people from all over the world.
Students can participate in UNISCA in different positions:

- United Nations delegate in  one of the 4 Committees or the Security Council.
- United Nations Committee or Security Council Chair.
- International Court of Justice Moot Court lawyer.
- International Court of Justice Moot Court Judge.
- journalist in the UNISCA Press Department.
- Chief Editor in the UNISCA Press Department.

Application deadlines:
  • Delegate Programme: There are 20 positions left! Please register fast, we will be accepting delegates on a first come, first served basis.
  • Chair Programme: The deadline has passed. Master’s students can also apply for the delegate programme. The downside is that you won’t be able to use the study credits. The upside is that you can still have the best time at the UNISCA conference!
  • Lawyer Programme: There are some lawyer positions open, please contact us for more information.
  • Judge Programme: The deadline has passed.
  • Journalist Programme: We are still looking for writing talent. If you’re interested in journalism and politics, please do apply.
Contact UNISCA at secretary@unisca.org


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AMUNC2013



The 2013 Asia-Pacific Model United Nations Conference (AMUNC)
AMUNC is one of the world's premier university-level model United Nations Conferences. Organised entirely by youth for youth, it offers future leaders an opportunity to experience the world of diplomacy while also articulating their vision for a brighter future.

AMUNC is first and foremost a Model United Nations. Students are given the opportunity to represent one of the UN's 193 member states, as well as a number of other non-country entities, on a diverse range of committees simulating either UN or supra-national bodies. As it also offers students the chance to hear from inspiring speakers and experts on a wide variety of topics, AMUNC is a unique educational opportunity for anyone with an interest in international relations generally or any of the numerous global issues we collectively face.

Also featuring an exciting program of social events that are a highlight of the conference every year, AMUNC is very much an exercise in bringing people together. The Asia-Pacific is the most diverse region on the planet. With attendees at AMUNC embodying this diversity, it represents a unique coming together of young people who all care about the world and their place in it.

In 2013, AMUNC will be held at Victoria University of Wellington from the 7th – 12th of July. To find out how you can be involved, visit www.amunc.net.


Asia-Pacific Model United Nations Conference 
July 7th-12th Wellington, New Zealand

Contact AMUNC via the following link
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WorldMUN 2013


The World Model United Nations Conference (WorldMUN) is the most diverse college-level Model UN conference in the world, attracting more than 2,000 college students from more than 60 countries each year for a youth summit.  WorldMUN moves to a new international city each year, after traveling to locations like The Hague in the Netherlands; Puebla, Mexico; Geneva, Switzerland; Beijing, China; Belo Horizonte, Brazil; and Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. 

The conference lasts one week and combines committee sessions during the day with nightly social events. The events provide delegates with a great way to experience the host-country’s culture and to learn from students from around the world.

This year WorldMUN will be held in Melbourne by Monash University and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University.


Contact the organising teams at (info@worldmun.org)


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