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GVMUN Essay Competition XI 2026

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Posted yesterday • Years 12, 13 • high school and university students
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Write a 600-800 word essay on democratic sortition or how international law should respond to cyberattacks on critical infrastructure. This free online competition rewards top essays with awards and social media recognition, and winners may be offered a chance to join the team as interns.

Closes in 13 daysPrize: Top three essays in each category receive awards and social media recognition; winners may also gain the opportunity to become GVMUN interns.

GVMUN Global Virtual Model United Nations Essay Competition XI is a free online essay competition for students in secondary school and university. Entrants choose one of two prompts on international relations and public policy, with topics covering democratic sortition and the question of how international law should respond to cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.

Participants must write a 600-800 word essay and submit it as a PDF with the required title format. The competition also asks for a works cited page and in-text citations in MLA or APA style. Essays must follow the specified formatting rules, including Times New Roman, 12-point font, and submissions that do not meet the requirements will not be considered.

The competition is designed for aspiring writers and thinkers who want to present informed arguments and fresh perspectives on global issues. Top essays in each category receive awards and social media recognition, and winners may also be offered the chance to join the GVMUN team as interns.

PoliticsLawLaw, Politics & International Affairs
Applications Open

27 September 2026

Application Deadline

21 November 2026

Apply on mymun by 21 November 2026; essays must be submitted by 28 November 2026.

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28 November 2026

Location

Remote
  • Students in secondary school or university
Free to participate

Free delegate fee.

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