We have compiled a list of the five best podcasts about International relations chosen by current Oxford University students. Listening to podcasts is a great way to learn more about UN politics as part of your preparation for a MUN conference.
We’re Amy, Luca, and Eain, and together we make up the Under-Secretary-General Team for Community Building. Our job focuses on outreach, so includes anything that makes Oxford Global more accessible for you guys. We’re responsible for writing and uploading the weekly blog posts, as well as creating resources to be used during our international conferences. We also, along with the rest of the Secretariat, facilitate the running of the OxfordMUN 2025 Home Conference in November.
Hello Delegates!
A fundamental part of being a representative at the United Nations (and, thus, at a MUN Conference) is an awareness of global events. Given that the theme of OxfordMUN 2025 is ‘The Spirit of Inquiry’, we think it is important to stay inquisitive about international news. From May, we will discuss three articles, with related questions to allow you to inquire about what is going on worldwide.
Hi! My name is Eain and I’m part of the USG Community team for Oxford Global. I’ve only been at Oxford for a year, and though most of my time has been spent inside college walls and libraries, this is an indulgent post to celebrate my favourite spaces of the city beyond the university.
Model UN can be overwhelming with its formal language, rules, and procedures — if you’re unsure about writing draft resolutions, this article is here to lend a helping hand!
