Join Harvard Model United Nations 2026 at TIS

Thamer International Schools is delighted to announce that it will proudly host the prestigious Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) — one of the most respected academic programs organized by Harvard University.

This exceptional event welcomes students from Thamer International Schools and other schools across the region to take part in a truly global experience that develops future leaders and changemakers.

The HMUN program gives students the opportunity to step into the roles of diplomats and world leaders, debate real international issues, and collaborate to create impactful solutions.

1. Location: In person at Thamer International Schools
2. Conference Dates: 19–21 January, 2026
3. Eligibility: Grades 6 to 12
4. Conference Days:
  - Day 1: 8:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
  - Day 2 & 3: 9:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M.
5. Duration: 3 days
6. Certification: Certificate of Participation from Harvard WorldMUN

1. Leadership Development: Students strengthen their confidence, communication, and decision-making skills.
2. Critical Thinking and Research Skills: Participants analyze real-world challenges and propose innovative, evidence-based solutions.
3. Global Awareness: Students gain a deeper understanding of diplomacy, international relations, and world affairs.
4. Collaboration and Teamwork: Delegates work with peers from diverse backgrounds, learning to listen, negotiate, and lead.
5. University Advantage: Participation in HMUN stands out in university applications and demonstrates global perspective and initiative.

We strongly encourage students to take part in this enriching international experience that fosters both academic excellence and personal growth.

Please click here to fill out the delegate application form. Seats are limited, so we highly recommend registering early. Be noted that your registration will be confirmed once the payment is verified.

We look forward to welcoming talented young delegates from across the region to Thamer International Schools, as we come together to inspire leadership, diplomacy, and global citizenship.