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High School Model UN – University of Calgary

Run by Department of Political Science, University of Calgary

Who can apply: High school students from across Alberta, normally entering as a school delegation. Close to 30 schools and more than 500 delegates take part each year.

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Not listed
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DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Conferences and workshops
DURATION
2-day conference during the school year
GRADES
High school
LOCATION
Calgary (University of Calgary campus)

Who can apply

High school students from across Alberta, normally entering as a school delegation. Close to 30 schools and more than 500 delegates take part each year.

About this program

The longest standing Model UN conference for high school students in Alberta, run by the UCalgary political science department. Delegates represent countries across UN and NATO committees for two days, researching a national position, negotiating with blocs and drafting resolutions under formal debate rules. Good preparation for political science, law and international relations programs. The registration link goes live once the department announces the next conference date, so check the page in the fall.