MUN Night 2025: Negotiation Skills and GlobalMUN Information Session

MUN Night 2025: Negotiation Skills and GlobalMUN Information Session

MUN Night is an all-essential package for those interested in participating in MIAS' Global Model United Nations Program.

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Date and time

Tuesday, May 20 · 6 - 9:30pm AEST

Location

Learning and Teaching Building (Room 303)

19 Ancora Imparo Way Clayton, VIC 3168 Australia

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours 30 minutes

✈️MIAS’ most awaited event of the year is here! 🌎

Get ready for ‘MUN NIGHT’!


Seen all the incredible highlights from our 2025 New York MUN team lighting up your feed? Wishing you were part of it too? This is the night you don’t want to miss.


Insider tips, behind-the-scenes stories, and the roadmap to your own international MUN journey - all in one place. Whether you're curious or ready to take the leap, this is where it all begins.


ABOUT:

Session 1

  • Come join us for a special MUN workshop: ‘Negotiations’! Perfect for anyone new to MUN or those wanting to refine their negotiation skills , this session focuses on one of the most essential parts of committee. Don’t miss it!


Session 2

  • Learn all about our Global MUN 2025 program – we will be covering the application process, eligibility, training, costs and a recap of our past trips. Get to hear and speak to past delegates about their experiences!


DETAILS:

  • Price: FREE for MIAS members, $10 for non MIAS members
  • All Monash students are welcome.

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Monash International Affairs Society (MIAS) is a club at Monash University Clayton Campus that works towards establishing a network for students passionate about international affairs and relations. It is worth disclosing that Monash International Affairs Society is an apolitical body, associated with no particular ideology, political organisation or party.

MIAS aims to develop students’ skills in vital areas such as debating, negotiation, leadership, problem solving and understanding of international affairs. We aim to do this through a number of different national and international projects, conferences, ventures, internships and summits. MIAS aims to deliver an opportunity for Monash University students to be part of a society that promises to produce networking opportunities, academic and educational progress and most importantly a chance for students to realise their full personal potential.