He is currently studying Medical & Law Studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University and the Technical University of Munich. He was part of MeCuM Sigma, a project on Clinic Management and moreover, he is an Erasmus Team member of MediTUM in Munich.

“WorldMUN is a unique possibility to connect with amazing people from all over the globe. I strongly believe that  the cultural, economical and political exchange will widen our horizons and help us to better understand the needs and aims of foreign countries as well as our own. I am looking forward to great experiences that will help me grow as a person and as a professional. Happy to take on this challenge, I will put all my effort into making it an extraordinary experience for everyone who is involved in our team and beyond.”

He is currently pursuing his Bachelor Degree in Business Management at the WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management in Vallendar. In 2015, he will spend his Academic Exchange Year at the Koç Üniversity in Istanbul.

“As I grew up with two cultures I have always been interested in understanding more different cultures, religions and believes. Therefore, I chose an international university and have collected many experiences abroad. Having a background in economics, I applied for the Harvard WorldMUN Delgation of be.boosted as it is the perfect opportunity to develop interdisciplinary knowledge of political and economic coherencies not only by collaborating in a team with different areas of specialization but also by discussing and debating with people from all over the world about current issues our world faces. In addition it is a great chance to build cross-border relationships and to set up an international network of open-minded young professionals. I am excited for this experience to start and cannot wait to grow my  international understanding in many areas.”

She is currently pursuing her Masters Degree in Speech Communication and Rhetoric and she is also studying medicine at the University of Regensburg. She spend various internships abroad such as in Samoa and the Seychelles.

“Two sisters fight about an orange. Both claim it for themselves. They cannot agree who will get it until their mother intervenes. She asks each daughter what interest she takes in the orange. “I want to drink orange juice!” answers one. The other replies: “I’d like to use the zest for making a cake.” – This little example is often used to illustrate an essential part of the Harvard concept for negotiation: focus on interests, not on positions. I strongly believe in communication as a key to solving problems. Hence, I am keen on participating in WorldMUN where controversial debates will be used to create solutions for pressing issues of our days such as ensuring peace or promoting global health. I want to exchange ideas and perspectives with students from different countries and different cultural backgrounds to help foster tolerance and respect. And most of all, I want use communication as a peaceful way to end conflicts – in some cases maybe even as ideally as in the orange example.”

He has recently completed his undergraduate studies in Economics at the University of Göttingen and will now continue with his Masters Degree in International Economics and Economic Policy at the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main.

“Experiencing and exploring everyday life in the US, Thailand, India and Germany made me realize how fundamental international exchange is to taking on the challenges of the modern world: Bringing together dedicated people from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds harbors unique potential for unexpected, electrifying, and valuable solutions. Whilst I am passionate about empirical Economics, competitive rowing, and Southeast Asian culture; I recognize many more perspectives are needed to achieve the best possible results when dealing with global issues. I am therefore excited to work with other talented young delegates from various disciplinary backgrounds and meet students from all over the World in Seoul. Oh – and I gained another major insight on meeting people of different cultures too: It is great fun!”

She completed her undergraduate studies in Psychology at the Ruprechts-Karls-University in Heidelberg. She has gained experiences abroad such as with Plight of the Child Intl. during an education project in Ghana.

“Ever passionate about making a positive impact, ever fascinated by topics spanning the globe and ever eager for travel and getting to know new cultures, being a part of the delegation to Seoul seemed like just the perfect match to me. Looking back, I’ve always been curious about exploring intercultural understanding and global matters on as many levels as possible -. As abstract as positive impact may sound, I genuinely do believe that everyone is capable of making a difference, be it in larger or smaller steps, be it a huge milestone or everyday deeds, be it widely visible or subtle. My passion lies in contributing to understanding between peoples, connecting to people from all around the world and developing impactful ideas in discussions in order to make positive change possible – and WorldMUN seems a wonderful place to explore it all from yet another angle. Therefore, I’m thrilled to embark on this  journey,  to   dive  headfirst  into  an  array   of   lively  debates  and set sail for exciting times ahead!”

She is currently pursuing her Masters Degree in International Marketing and Management at Copenhagen Business School. She also interned in the Marketing Department at Lufthansa AirPlus.

“Sooner or later, everyone is confronted with the following questions: “What do I want to do with my life? Where do I see myself in the next couple of years? …”  One year before graduating from Copenhagen Business School with my Master’s degree in International Marketing and Management, the feared identity crisis hit me once again. All I knew is that I want to live and work in an international environment. And there it was, the opportunity to join the be.boosted delegation to the Harvard WorldMUN conference 2015 in vibrant Seoul. Learning and discussing about global issues, developing leadership skills and accessing a network of bright and interesting people – this is definitely a right step into the yet unknown future. I am really excited about the coming five months of intense learning together with the dedicated be.boosted team and my enthusiastic team-members. My personal advice therefore is: Stop worrying about the future and start creating it.”

He is currently pursuing his Masters Degree  in International Media Business at the University of Westminster. Moreover, he spent a year abroad for his Bachelors Degree in Business Administration at the University of Oregon.

“I am very excited to be part of the be.boosted delegation for the Havard WorldMUN conference 2015 in Seoul. It is a great opportunity to train and practice skills that are highly important in my personal and professional future, such as effective communication, negotiation strategies, debating or public speaking. Moreover, it is a great pleasure to interact with so many interesting and talented people. That goes for the be.boosted team, the whole delegation and the other conference participants from 80+ countries. I am looking forward to an intense time, a steep learning curve and a lot of fun experiences.”

He studies Politics, Economics & Sociology as a Double Bachelor between Sciences Po Paris and UCL London and is convinced that sustainable solutions to today’s issues call for science to cross its disciplines.

“I have promoted environmental sustainability as a fundraiser for Germany’s largest ecological NGO since 2012. Deeming youth involvement a prerequisite for any sustainable politics, I served as Youth Representative of the EU to the G20, an appointment that culminated in the G20 Youth Summit 2014 in Sydney, Australia. While I rely on 12 previous Model UN experiences, I regard the diversity of backgrounds in the be.boosted– delegation to WorldMUN 2015 as a unique impetus. When the world’s largest, most qualified Model UN seeks to shape tomorrow today, nothing could offer greater sustainable potential. Hence nothing could motivate me more than to excel WorldMUN 2015 as a be.boosted-fellow.”

She is currently completing her MBA at HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management in Germany as well as interning in Corporate Talent Management at Bertelsmann SE & Co. KGaA.

“I enjoy getting to know people from all over the world, which is reflected in my choice for an internationally-focused masters program, as well as my residency in Germany for the past 5 years. I speak English as my mother tongue and German with professional fluency. Since high school I have been involved in Model United Nations and Youth and Government programs, and I couldn’t be more excited for the opportunity to participate on a global level in Seoul.”

She is currently pursuing her Masters Degree in Management at the University of Mannheim. Moreover she participated in the Exchange Program with the National Taiwan University in Taipei.

“As a third culture kid, I have been exposed to foreign countries, cultures and languages from childhood on. Having experienced intercultural misunderstandings but also great moments of mutual appreciation and learning firsthand has made me realize how important intercultural exchange and cross-cultural communication are. Harvard WorldMUN offers the perfect opportunity to foster intercultural understanding, to broaden one’s horizon, to get out of one’s comfort zone and to think outside the box. Meeting young aspiring individuals from all over the world, engaging in lively discussions and heated debates on international matters and learning from one another will be a truly inspiring and challenging experience. I am absolutely thrilled to serve as an eMUN delegate to the 24th Harvard WorldMUN conference in Seoul and can’t wait for the journey to begin!”

She has already lived in various countries all over the world, such as Cambodia or France. Currently she is studying at Sciences Po in Paris.

“I completed my bachelor in history at Cambridge and now I am pursuing a master’s degree at the University of North Carolina, Sciences Po in Paris, Humboldt University and Free University in Berlin. As part of my degree I studied international relations, social science, political philosophy and economics. Outside my studies, I have conducted research on the United Nations during two internships at research institutes in Germany and the US. Having lived in the US, the UK, France, Cambodia, Tanzania and Germany, I love working in multicultural settings. I’m excited to learn from the challenges of Harvard WorldMUN.”

She recently started her PhD in Mathematics at the Imperial College of London. Katharina has a strong research background, and already worked on diverse issues such as modelling tropical rainforests.

“I am passionately curious about life and its organization in the world around us. Being fond of conceptual questions, I study principles behind the formation and development of complex ecosystems; a topic which due to its interdisciplinarity and its global relevance crucially depends on the exchange of ideas and knowledge across disciplines and stakeholders. I believe that one of the most fruitful ways of learning is to actively encourage and engage in discussions with people from diverse backgrounds, and am therefore excited to be part of the be.boosted-LIMUN delegation to learn, grow and broaden my horizon as sort of an „exotic“ among the fascinating other fellows experienced in political sciences, business & management and international relations. I am very much looking forward to the inspiring time we doubtlessly will be sharing.”