OUR MISSION

The BayernMUN conference is a yearly held Model United Nations format in the city of Nuremberg, Germany. Every year, approximately 150 selected delegates participate in the conference. As a city of human rights and a place of international understanding, Nuremberg is the ideal venue for a format that also deals in depth with issues of international law.

As a student-led and student-backed project, organizing the conference is also a test of our time management skills. Nevertheless, it is important to us to make international cooperation accessible to young people and to raise awareness of its necessity. The BayernMUN conference therefore offers young, committed school and university students a unique opportunity to gain practical insight into the workings of the United Nations, acquire diplomatic skills, and develop solutions to the problems of our time.

With unique features like the Expert Panel, KeyNote Speakers, the press feature and the stunning location, BayernMUN has left a lasting impact on many delegates, some of which have kickstarted their career in international politics at this conference.

BayernMUN2026

The BayernMUN2026-conference is the 15th edition of the conference format, which has been held annually since 2012, and will take place on the:

Venue: Kaiserburg Nürnberg, Burg 2, 90403 Nuremberg
Date: 27.02.-01.03.2026

BayernMUN2026 information

To register go to https://bayernmun.org/registration/

United Nations Society Nuremberg e.V.

The United Nations Society Nuremberg e.V. (UNSN e.V.) has the pleasure of inviting you to BayernMUN 2025. As the association behind the Bayern Model UN conference, UNSN is actively involving young people on political topics with the focus of educating and raising awaereness on the work of the United Nations.

You want to learn more about our work? Check out our website and social media below!

UNSN e.V.

What motivates us?

Inspired by the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (UN Resolution A/RES/70/1), BayernMUN aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Nuremberg, the “City of Peace and Human Rights,” offers the ideal setting where delegates learn multilateral diplomacy and see their efforts as part of a global movement for justice, peace, and sustainability.

What we do to promote SDGs:

Conference Topics: Committee agendas are linked to the SDGs. Background Guide Updates support delegates’ political education on the 2030 Agenda.
Framework Program: Keynotes, panels, and workshops raise awareness and inspire students to act for the SDGs.
Cooperation with BMZ: Working with the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and Engagement Global helps us highlight key goals.
Scholarships: We provide scholarships for outstanding volunteers and those with limited financial means, fostering SDG commitment and accessibility.