Young Ambassadors of the World – Summer Camp
Like the real United Nations, this summer camp offers young people the opportunity to debate and take action on major contemporary global issues such as climate change, the refugee crisis, and international peace.
Participants develop their communication and leadership skills by drafting proposals and simulating real UN resolutions.
Duration
14 days
Language of instruction
English
Academic advancement
Improvement in writing, speaking, and comprehension skills in the humanities and social sciences.
Learning international collaboration
Teamwork, intercultural openness, and understanding cultural differences.
Strengthening global skills
Developing critical thinking, creativity, communication, and research skills.
International recognition
Obtaining an official certificate issued by the United Nations headquarters in Geneva.
First week – Geneva
Official visit to the UN in Geneva
Presentations by diplomats and academics from the Geneva Graduate Institute, the UN, the WTO, and the Red Cross.
Discover how the United Nations and international relations work.
Visit to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
Explore the history of global humanitarian aid.
United Nations simulation training
Develop leadership and negotiation skills.
Public speaking and diplomacy exercises.
Simulations focused on the Sustainable Development Goals.
Second week – France
Cultural exploration
Discover Geneva and Annecy, urban treasure hunt, heritage tours, and historic castles.
Ecology and environment
Activities to discover the local flora and fauna, raising awareness of environmental protection.
Sports and outdoor activities
Kayaking on Lake Annecy, forest climbing, volleyball, bubble soccer, and youth Olympics.
European cultural immersion
Closing evening and multicultural exchanges.
International certificate awarded by the United Nations headquarters in Geneva.
Duration: 14 days
Next edition: August 2026 (dates to be confirmed)
Locations: Geneva and Annecy
Contact: contact@jmu-onu.org