- Augusta University
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- New York City, NY
New York City, NY
Travel Dates: March 20 - 27, 2027
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Participate in this award-winning program and represent Augusta University in the Big Apple! Join fellow Jags at the 2027 National Model United Nations Conference in New York City! In this spring course, students will learn about diplomacy and international relations through the lens of another country. In New York City, students will visit famous sights like the Brooklyn Bridge and Statue of Liberty and work with students from schools around the world. Classes meet pre- and post-travel in the spring semester.
Prerequisite: POLS 1101
Important Dates
Study Abroad Fair
- September 9, 2026, 10AM-1PM
- JSAC Breezeway
$200 Initial Program Fee & Application Deadline
- December 3, 2026
2nd Payment Deadline
- TBD
Final Payment Deadline
- TBD
Purchase Flight (must attend SAO workshop first)
- TBD
Sweet Send Off
- March 9, 2027, 5PM-6PM
- Maxwell Alumni House
SAO Orientation (mandatory)
- TBD
Contact Us
Study Abroad Office
Summerville Campus
Suite 251
Courses Offered
Choose 1
POLS 2930/4930: Model United Nations I & II (3 credits each) Pre-req POLS 1101 | HONR 3900: Breaking Boundaries (3 credits)
SECR 6950: Model UN Study Away (3 credits)
Program Leaders: Nadia Jilani Hyler and Chris Cannon
Program Cost
Initial Program Fee: $200
Deadline: 12/03/2026
Program Fee: Approx. [insert cost] (excludes airfare, tuition/fees)
Final Payment Deadline: TBD
Tuition & Fees: based on number of credit hours enrolled
Itinerary Subject to Change
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MarchDay One
Students will fly out of Augusta and will depart for New York City. Upon arrival, they’ll take a shuttle to the hotel and settle in. The evening will include a visit to the iconic Empire State Building followed by a cultural group dinner to kick off the week.21
MarchDay Two
The morning begins with a ferry ride and visit to the Statue of Liberty, offering a powerful symbol of diplomacy and global unity. In the evening, students will attend the National Model United Nations Opening Ceremony, followed by their first committee sessions.22
MarchDay Three
Students will begin the day with a potential visit to their assigned country’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations (based on availability). They’ll participate in formal NMUN committee sessions, collaborating with other university delegates from around the world.23
MarchDay Four
The group will spend the day immersed in debate, resolution drafting, and diplomacy, attending NMUN committee sessions.24
MarchDay Five
The final day of committee work. In the evening, students will enjoy a classic New York experience with a Broadway show—an energizing way to celebrate the hard work of the week.25
MarchDay Six
Students will attend the NMUN Closing Ceremony at the United Nations Headquarters in the General Assembly Hall—a truly memorable and inspiring setting. The group will cap off the evening with a cultural dinner together.26
MarchDay Seven
Students will enjoy a free day to explore New York City on their own or in small groups. This is the perfect opportunity for sightseeing, shopping, visiting museums, or relaxing in Central Park.27
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