Frequently asked questions
Is BEYMUN the same as AUBMUNC? Link
Yes! AUBMUNC is the revamped version of BEYMUN - they are part of the same legacy and conference tradition.
Are there any committees offered in other languages, such as Arabic or French? Link
No, all AUBMUNC committees are conducted in English.
Is accommodation available for national delegates (delegates living in Lebanon)? Link
Accommodation is not provided for national delegates. However, if a delegation requires lodging, the AUBMUNC team can assist with arrangements - costs must be covered by the school or university.
Where do we register? Link
You can register at mun.org.lb/register.
Can middle schoolers participate in AUBMUNC? Link
Yes! AUBMUNC is open to middle school and high school students.
How can I pay the conference fee(s)? Link
School delegation advisors will receive payment details and handle all group payments online through the AUBMUNC website using a Whish account.
When is the deadline for registration? Link
The registration deadline is November 23, 2026.
What is the maximum number of students allowed in a delegation? Link
There is no limit to the number of students who can be part of a delegation.
Can I register as an independent delegate? Link
Yes, independent delegate registration is open until November 23, 2026. Please use the registration link.
Is attendance mandatory for the online training session? Link
Attendance is not mandatory for the Online Training Session.
What ID can I upload? Link
Any one of: national ID, passport, individual civil registry extract (إخراج قيد فردي), residency permit, or refugee ID card.
Will there be a discount on delegate fees? Link
Yes, there will be a discount option for public school students. However, please note that you should fill out the petition on the website.
How much is the delegate registration fee? Link
$90 per delegate for private and semi-private schools. Public schools can request a discounted rate by petition.
What does the delegate fee cover? Link
The Mandatory Training Session, the On-Campus Mock Conference, the Final Conference, plus access to opportunities, scholarships, awards, and delegate stationery for the program.
How many advisors can a school bring? Link
Up to four per institution. Schools needing more can request additional advisors by petition.
Is a chaperone required? Link
Only for middle school delegations. A $35 chaperone fee applies; each middle school delegation must be accompanied by at least one adult chaperone.
When is the Mock Conference, and is it mandatory to attend? Link
The Mock Conference will take place on February 20, 2027. Yes, attendance is mandatory.
When is the on-campus training session taking place? Link
The training session will be held on January 9, 2027.
Is the On-Campus Training Session mandatory to attend? Link
Yes, attendance for the On-Campus Training Session is mandatory.
What happens if we miss the registration deadline? Link
Registrations submitted after November 23, 2026, may still be accepted during a late-registration period, but additional fees may apply.
Can AUBMUNC visit our school to introduce the conference? Link
Yes! The AUBMUNC team is offering Anniversary School Visits to participating and prospective institutions. Email [email protected] with your available dates and times, and let us know if you'd like the visit to include your administration and/or students.
Are there certificates or awards for participants? Link
Yes. Eligible delegates receive a certificate of participation and may be recognized through conference awards. Exceptional participants may also gain access to scholarships, internships, and other academic or professional opportunities.
Can a school send both a middle school and a high school delegation? Link
Yes! Schools with both grade levels are welcome to register separate delegations for each.
Do all delegates receive the same guide and sample position paper? Link
Yes. AUBMUNC ensures a standardized experience for all delegates by providing the same Official Position Paper Guide. However, delegates in specialized committees will also receive additional, committee-specific details in their Background Guides.
What are the guidelines for how the position paper should be? Link
The Official Position Paper Guide applies to all committees and covers structure, formatting, and expectations. The Committee Background Guide is specific to your committee, providing deeper insight into topics and key issues. You can also access the online training modules on your portal to further guide you through the process.
What should be included in the header of the position paper? Link
Your header should include: your country name, your committee, your topic, your delegate ID and the official coat of arms of your country