WUDC 2013 motions

Every motion we have from the 2013 World Universities Debating Championship, round by round.

  • Berlin, Germany
  • 2013
  • British Parliamentary
  • University
  • 10 motions

Preliminary rounds

This house believes that self described progressive males of dominant ethnicities are morally obliged to refrain from taking positions of responsibility where there is a qualified alternative candidate from a historically disadvantaged group who would otherwise receive the post

Break rounds

Partial double-octofinalsEducation

This house believes that universities should never prohibit research or teaching on the grounds of sexist, racist or otherwise discriminatory implications

ESL break rounds

For speakers of English as a second language.

This house believes that representative democracies with large numbers of foreigners living in their territory (on a temporary or permanent basis) should create specific seats to represent them in parliament.

ESL FinalEducation

This house believes that publicly funded universities should be required to reduce enrolment in degree programs within their university that have statistically poor employment outcomes (same as EFL_Quarters)

EFL break rounds

For speakers of English as a foreign language.

About WUDC

The World Universities Debating Championship, often called Worlds, is the largest debate tournament in the world. Hundreds of university teams debate in British Parliamentary style, with 15 minutes of prep for each motion.

Motions from a community motion archive, credited to the tournament. Prep notes are written by the Debatery Editing Team to help you start thinking; they are not the only way to run either side.