
United Nations Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee
The Third Committee of the General Assembly, where social, humanitarian and human rights questions are debated.
28 and 29 November 2026, İzmir
İzbilim College Model United Nations
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İZKMUN'26 is the Model United Nations conference of İzbilim College. İzbilim students take the floor as delegates, and students from every school can run the conference with them.
İzbilim College students
Represent a country and take the floor in committee.
Free, academic team
Chair a committee and write its study guide.
Free, organisation team
Photograph and film the two days of the conference.
Free, organisation team
Keep the committees and the venue running.

The Third Committee of the General Assembly, where social, humanitarian and human rights questions are debated.

A joint crisis committee. Opposing cabinets answer each other's moves as events unfold.

The United Nations body dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women.

The principal United Nations organ coordinating economic and social policy.

The United Nations office working to reduce disaster risk and the losses it causes.

The junior committee on gender equality and the empowerment of women.

The junior committee on the rights and wellbeing of children.

The junior committee on global health.
The full programme reaches participants once the committee allocations are confirmed.
28
Day one
Saturday
November 2026
29
Day two
Sunday
November 2026
Where we meet
28 and 29 November 2026
İZKMUN'26 will only host İzbilim College students as delegates. If you are not an İzbilim College student, you can still join us as admin, press or chairboard.
On 28 and 29 November 2026, at İzbilim College in İzmir.
Taking part in the organisation team or the academic team is completely free. Details for delegates reach you from the secretariat after you apply.
No. List your experience honestly on the form, and write none if this would be your first conference.
The form shows a reference code as soon as your application is saved. Keep it and quote it in any message to the secretariat.
The secretariat contacts applicants at the e-mail address on the form, so check that it is typed correctly before submitting.