Summer Programme - Model United Nations (Canterbury)

Our two or three-week summer programmes develop your knowledge of specific subjects and careers, whilst giving you an insight into the British education system and an understanding of applying to UK universities. For students who are interested in international relations with the curiosity and courage to challenge and be challenged The course culminates in a simulated United Nations conference where students assume the roles of delegates of member states and discuss solutions to current issues. COURSE OVERVIEW Our Model United Nations course provides a unique and exciting opportunity to explore the world of international affairs in an engaging and interactive way. Participants will build up a portfolio of work during the course by collating information regarding their assigned country, carrying out issue research, creating an opening speech and generating discussion points. The course will look at a range of topical areas from the disciplines of history, politics, law, economics, geography, psychology and science- engaging students who have a wide range of interests. The course will include lectures, group work to discuss issues raised and build and develop viewpoints, as well as Independent study where students have time to build a portfolio and work on individual speeches . The course will also include educational visits such as a trip to a local university or the British Library for research. The programme will end with a final United Nations conference.

Upper intermediate B2 level recommended.