A model of United Nations (MUN) is an academic simulation of the sessions that take place in the United Nations. Here, students from different universities have the opportunity to act as real life delegates from the member nations of this international organization.

The objectives of the Models are to negotiate the problems that are currently being discussed in the committees of the United Nations.

This is an educational and cultural event that provides the student with the capacity to understand international politics and how it works throughout the United Nations, thus giving the student a broader view of the world and the problems that surround us.

The participation in the model encourages the student to know about the works of the United Nations and its constant struggle with improving the standard of living in the world and the Parliamentary Procedure and its incidence in the diplomatic relations between the different member nations, as well as discover and adopt a critical point of view of the diverse problematic that affects our world and encourage solidarity and good will within humanity.

The model helps the student to improve certain techniques of persuasion, negotiation, and oratory, as well as build respect for the diversities of opinion discussed in each session. However, all of this techniques should be applied through the parameters of respect and diplomatic protocol that are used in real life.