
YALE MUN SOUTH ASIA
WHY YALE MUN SOUTH ASIA?
Empowering Voices, Forging Futures:
Empowering Voices: At Yale Model United Nations South Asia, we believe that every delegate has a story to tell and a perspective that matters. Through rigorous debate, collaborative problem-solving, and thought-provoking discussions, we create a space where students can hone their diplomacy, advocacy, and leadership skills. By amplifying diverse viewpoints and fostering an inclusive environment, we empower delegates to speak with confidence, challenge conventions, and drive meaningful dialogue on the world’s most pressing global issues.
Forging Futures: Beyond committee sessions, YMUN South Asia is a launching pad for the next generation of global changemakers. Our conference is designed not just to simulate diplomacy, but to inspire real-world action. By engaging with expert speakers, innovative programming, and cutting-edge topics, delegates will leave with the skills, ambition, and vision to shape both their futures and the future. Whether in policy, activism, or leadership, YMUN South Asia equips students to turn their aspirations into impact.
World-Class Committees:
At Yale Model United Nations South Asia, we are committed to delivering a world-class academic experience that prepares delegates for the complexities of international diplomacy. Our conference emphasizes academic excellence through comprehensive topic guides, structured delegate training, and dynamic debate sessions that challenge students to think critically and collaborate effectively.
Our Committee Directors are Yale students who bring both expertise and enthusiasm to the committee room. Each director undergoes rigorous training to ensure a highly interactive and engaging experience, fostering an environment where delegates of all skill levels can refine their negotiation, public speaking, and leadership skills. By blending depth of knowledge with an innovative approach to debate, our committees push boundaries, creating an intellectually stimulating and rewarding experience for every participant.
Dedicated Staff:
Yale MUN South Asia brings the best of Yale to India to create the most professional and engaging conference. The diversity of our staff is one of the conference's greatest assets; hailing from different countries all over the world and countless programs of study, each individual brings his or her own unique perspective on international affairs to the conference. Our staff is also highly experienced; all are members of the Yale International Relations Association, and most have years of Model UN experience at both the high school and collegiate levels.
Engaging and Inspiring Speakers:
At YMUN South Asia, learning extends beyond the committee room. We believe that diplomacy is best understood through both simulation and real-world insight. That’s why our conference features a diverse lineup of speakers—global leaders, policy experts, and changemakers—who bring firsthand experience and deep knowledge of international affairs. Through engaging keynote addresses, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking discussions, delegates will gain valuable perspectives on diplomacy, governance, and global problem-solving. These sessions are designed to inspire action, broaden worldviews, and equip students with the tools to become the next generation of leaders in international relations.
Exceptional Programming:
This conference goes beyond committee debate to provide a truly immersive and enriching experience. Our conference is designed to engage delegates through a diverse range of educational and social programming that enhances their understanding of diplomacy, leadership, and global affairs. From skill-building workshops and inspiring speaker sessions to exclusive opportunities like Yale Admissions Information Sessions, our programming ensures that delegates leave not only as stronger debaters but as more informed and empowered global citizens. Social events and networking opportunities further allow students to form lasting connections with peers from around the region, making YMUN South Asia a truly transformative experience.
YALE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ASSOCIATION
Yale MUN South Asia is a constituent program of the Yale International Relations Association. Founded in 1969, the Yale International Relations Association (YIRA) is the largest student organization on Yale's campus, with an active membership of 400+ students and thousands of alumni. YIRA aims to promote debate and awareness of international relations and global affairs through a number of unique programs. These include a global education program, Hemispheres, aimed at high schools in the New Haven area; the Yale Review of International Studies; a series of well-renowned speakers and international trips; and several conferences in cities across the world, including Seoul, Taiwan, Geneva, Singapore, and Mexico City. YIRA is also host to Yale's traveling Model UN team, which is one of the top-ranked teams in the world. For more information, please visit the YIRA website.
About Yale MUN South Asia
“Empowering voices, forging futures.”
YMUN South Asia is a three-day international Model UN conference designed for high school students, set to take place in India (location to be shared soon). Delegates from around the world will convene to engage in a dynamic exchange of ideas, utilizing debate and diplomacy to address some of the most intricate global challenges of our time. Yale Model United Nations South Asia marks a significant expansion of Yale's esteemed Model United Nations program into South Asia. This new conference brings the prestigious and educational experience of Yale MUN to South Asia, aiming to become a key event in the regional Model UN circuit. We strive to foster an educational environment in which delegates can engage in the world's most pressing international relations issues. However, for our secretariat, innovation is not only an ideal, but a requirement. Our team is committed to promoting global citizenship while allowing delegates a groundbreaking, boundary-pushing experience, one in which their voices can be empowered, as they forge their own futures.