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The United Nations at GMU

The UN and George Mason University team up
to establish a number of innovative partnerships

GMU, in conjunction with the United Nations and related organizations, offers many classes, clubs, and internships to teach students about diplomacy and international relations, preparing them to become the global leaders for tomorrow.

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IT Corps
UNITeS

IGO and Global Issues Class
Ambassador's Club
Soundbytes

Model UN Class

Model UN Club

Additional Internships

Welcome

George Mason University has forged strong ties with non-governmental and international agencies, especially the United Nations. Under a set of ground-breaking initiatives, the UN and GMU teamed up to establish a number of innovative partnerships.

IT Corps:
A United Nations Volunteers and GMU Partnership to help decrease the digital divide in developing nations.

IGO and Global Issues Class:
The class is taught via two-way video conference with the UN, in New York.

Model UN Class & Club:
In the class, students learn diplomatic skills and how the UN works, and participate at MUN conferences worldwide.

Press Releases

The Gazette

GMU, U.N. program to close `digital divide'

George Mason University and UN Volunteers establish first student initiative to bridge digital divide

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