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Welcome to the new DMUN website. This website is in a trial phase.
Content may change during the trial

The new DMUN website is being completed and reviewed. Pages, documents and features may change during the trial phase. Previous iterations of the DMUN website remain available at the Internet Archive

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If you find an error, a broken link or have suggestions, write to enquiries@dmun.org. Feedback is reviewed by the Secretariat.

Careers

Serve at the Secretariat of the DMUN Foundation.

Working at the Foundation

The Secretariat of the DMUN Foundation is staffed by volunteers who serve across duty stations from Seoul and Boston to New York, Geneva, Vienna, Nairobi, Bangkok and The Hague. Positions span programmes, advocacy, research, communications, information technology and administration.

Vacancies are published on this page as they open. Openings are also announced through the Foundation’s newsroom and social media channels.

Current vacancies

There are no vacancies open at this time. Please check back, or submit a spontaneous application below so that we can contact you when a suitable position opens.

Spontaneous applications

We welcome applications at any time from people interested in serving at the Secretariat. Send your resume or CV, together with a short note describing your interests and the kind of work you would like to do, to enquiries@dmun.org with the subject line “Spontaneous Application — [your name]”.

Applications are kept on file, and the Secretariat will contact you when a position matching your profile opens.

Not ready for a role?

You can also contribute through the Foundation’s volunteer programme, or take part in any of its free programmes as a first step.