Diplomacy, Debate & Discovery
SIRS’s flagship MUN programme — in partnership with IIMUN — trains students to think globally, argue persuasively, and lead with conviction.
Shaping Tomorrow’s Global Leaders
Model United Nations at SIRS is more than debate club. It’s an intensive programme where students assume the roles of diplomats, researching real countries, understanding complex global issues, and negotiating solutions in simulated UN committees.
We run this programme because we believe that global citizenship isn’t learned from textbooks alone. It comes from standing in another nation’s shoes, arguing for their interests with rigour and conviction, and learning to listen and compromise.
Our students return from MUN conferences with academic accolades, but more importantly, with newfound confidence, deeper research habits, and a genuine understanding of how the world works. They become thoughtful global citizens.
IIMUN is one of India’s largest and most prestigious MUN circuits, connecting thousands of students across the country in simulated UN debates and global diplomacy.
Official Partner SchoolFrom Classroom to Committee Room
Students are assigned a nation to represent, researching its foreign policy, alliances, and stance on the committee’s agenda.
Each delegate writes a position paper articulating their country’s position on the debate topic — a deep dive into global affairs.
Delegates deliver formal speeches to the full committee, practising structured argumentation and confident public speaking.
In caucus sessions, delegates negotiate, form alliances, and work toward a consensus resolution on the global issue.
The conference concludes with delegates drafting and voting on formal resolutions — the real outcome of diplomatic work.
Skills That Last a Lifetime
Deep-diving into global issues builds habits of rigorous, source-based inquiry.
Position papers and resolutions sharpen formal writing skills valued in every career.
Formal speeches and caucus debates build the confidence to speak in any room.
Forming alliances and finding consensus teaches real-world negotiation and compromise.
Representing complex national interests develops multi-perspective analytical thinking.
Engaging with live global issues creates informed, empathetic global citizens.
“MUN taught me to listen before I spoke, and to think before I acted. It’s the most valuable thing I did at school.”
— SIRS MUN Graduate