Harvard Model United Nations China (HMUN China) is one of Asia’s most academically rigorous and internationally oriented Model United Nations conferences for secondary school students. As a distinguished global branch of the Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN), which boasts a proud 73‑year history, HMUN China has been successfully held for fifteen consecutive years. Each year, it attracts outstanding students from more than twenty countries and regions worldwide. Delegates, representing diplomats of UN member states, debate pressing international issues and engage in diplomatic negotiations, resolution drafting, and public speaking. Through these experiences, participants develop leadership skills and broaden their global outlook.

Application Deadline
First Round: 1 May 2026
Second Round: 14 July 2026
Third Round: 5 August 2026

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Following the successful conclusion of the inaugural China edition in 2026, this 36-hour extreme hackathon challenge officially hosted by MIT Hackathon Association and open to high school students worldwide - will once again bring to gather young students passionate about innovation, using code to solve real-world problems and creativity to shape a better future.

Application Deadline

Round 1 — Early Bird: Discount + One-to-one Online Pre-event Sessions with HackMIT Mentor Teams — 30 Nov 2026

Round 2 — Regular: Discount — 10 Jan 2027

Round 3 — Final: 10 Mar 2027

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Experience an unforgettable 9-day academic and cultural journey across Boston and New York, featuring the prestigious 4-day HMUN Boston Conference, Top University Visits and US Cultural Exploration. Join around 4,000 delegates from 50+ countries, connect with Harvard student organisers, visit leading universities including Harvard, MIT, Yale and Columbia, and discover iconic landmarks and cultural highlights across two of America’s most vibrant cities.

Application Deadline: 30 November 2026 Rolling admissions. Applications may close earlier if places are filled.