SIM'UN, a major political negotiation simulation game

Faculty of Economics, Richter site, amphi 319 - Avenue Raymond Dugrand, Montpellier .
Streetcar lines 1, 3 and 4 - Rives du Lez or Port Marianne station.
For students.

For 2 days, participants take on the role of MEPs, civil society representatives or journalists, to re-enact the workings of the major institutions.

SIM'UN (Simulations Universitaires) is a political simulation and negotiation game organized by the association Les Ateliers Ludosophiques for students. Inspired by the programs of American grandes écoles and universities, this immersive, fun-filled 2-day experience is a unique opportunity to learn about international relations and European, national and local politics in a fun way, and to develop negotiation, argumentation, presentation and critical thinking skills.

SIM'UN participants take on the role of MEPs, civil society representatives and journalists, re-enacting the workings of major regional, national and international institutions.

It's an immersive, formative experience that can be added to your CV and is appreciated by more and more recruiters!

How can you get involved?

Register as soon as possible on the SIM'UN platform, then work as a team to prepare your role, before joining 200 other students on January 30 & 31.

Download the flyer in pdf