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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MONGOLIAIkh Surguuliin gudamj-1P.O.Box -46A/523, 210646 Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaTel/Fax: 976-11-320668/ 320159Email: [email protected][email protected]: http://www.num.edu.mn
STRATEGIC PLAN 2024Strategic objective 1. BRINGING THE DEPTH AND BREADTH OF RESEARCH TO THE WORLD STANDARD.
2. DEVELOPING WORLD-CLASS LEARNING AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE.
3. LEADING SOCIETY THROUGH KNOWLEDGE AND CHAMPIONING EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC DOMAIN.
4. ACHIEVING INSTITUTIONAL AUTONOMY, ADOPTING BEST INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, AND CREATING FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY.
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School of Arts and Sciences
School of Engineer ing and Applied Sciences
School of Law
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Chronicles 4
Schools 5
School of Arts and Sciences 6
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences 10
Business School 14
School of law 18
School of International Relations and Public Administration 22
Graduate School 26
Orkhon School 28
Zavkhan School 29
Office of the University Registrar 30
Student Affairs Office 31
Research and Innovation 32
International Cooperation 34
International Partners 35
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The National University of Mongolia (NUM), was established in 1942 and is the oldest university in Mongolia. Throughout more than seven decades NUM has played a fundamental role in creating, promoting and strengthening capacities in contemporary scientific research nationwide.
NUM has educated generations of professional people for the government, public sector, and industry. Graduates of NUM have had, and will continue to play, a leading role in the political, scientific, socio-economic, cultural, and academic development of the nation.
In the 21st century, NUM remains a great university distinguished by quality education and research in sciences, social sciences and humanities. The university is distinguished by the number of fundamental and applied advanced research and intellectual products applied to industry and business.
NUM is a globalizing university that pursues freedom of exchange of people, knowledge and information. The academic community of the university is truly multicultural. Scholars from different countries work together towards research advancement and academic curriculum enhancement and preparation of students of all ages. Thanks to our global alumni, we serve societies and communities worldwide, promote Mongolia and its values overseas, and contribute to democracy, development and peace in the world.
NUM promotes equal and mutually beneficial international cooperation. It is a member of the International Association of Universities (IAU), University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) and the Eurasia Pacific University Network and maintains partnership agreements with more than 180 international universities and research organizations.
Established 1942Type Public (National)Faculty staff 800Support staff 695Alumni 70447Location Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaPartnership 242 International universities and research organizationsAffiliations IAU1, UMAP2, EPUN3
Website www num edu mn
1 International Association of Universities
2 University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific
3 Eurasia-Pacific University Network
(2015)
AT A GLANCE
VISION We aim to become a national model research university which meets world standards and provides pillars for Mongolia’s development.
MISSIONTo be a sustainable university creating and distributing new knowledge in environmental, social, humanitarian and technological fields and significantly contributing the country’s development.
MOTTO”We admire true knowledge, humanism and intelligence.”
VALUES Academic freedom Choice and competition
Social responsibility Good governance Tradition and innovation
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LIBRARY
The university has one main and five branch libraries at the five schools that contain circa 471000 books in Mongolian, English and Russian as well as academic journals and periodicals. The center owns an electronic database of its collections that are available to students and staff alike. It is a comfortable studying facility for all students.
DORMITORY SERVICE
The University has 5 dormitories and a special dormitory for international students and scholars. Students from the provinces of Mongolia can apply to live in the University’s student dormitory and the student union is active in facilitating the students.
IT SUPPORT UNIT
The university has an IT support unit that supplies the university internet service. The unit provides maintenance service to all schools, departments, laboratories and offices. Students may use the wireless network and built in PCs that are available in the building as well as study areas and school laboratories.
FINANCIAL AID
According to the Order No. 96 of the Government of Mongolia, students are eligible for below-mentioned financial grants and loans and those who have high grades benefit additional grants:
I. Soft loans of tuition fees
Students from households living below the minimum living standard by estimation of the National Statistical office of Mongolia.
Students with disabled family members and retired parents.
Students from a single parent household who are considered to be living below the minimum living standard by estimation of the National Statistical office.
Loans and grants are available for the impoverished or herder households with three or more siblings who study at an accredited high education institution. A civil servant household’s one child is eligible for a state grant if they attend an undergraduate or graduate program of a higher education institution.
Students enrolling in the Graduate program to earn a MBA and PhD degrees whose previous academic achievement demonstrate a GPA of 3.5 and above qualify to access the State Study Fund loan.
II. Grants
Orphans without caregivers and people with disabilities from underprivileged households are eligible for a state grant.
III. Tuition Fee Award
Students who won awards at an International Olympiad or an equally prestigious international competitions.
Students who placed as one of the lead three in the national Olympiad in their senior year of high school.
Students with a GPA of 3.8 and above during their last four semesters of their study and have earned all required credits are eligible to be awarded the tuition fee.
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National University of Mongolia 5
Chronicles
The National University of Mongolia was founded. (with Pedagogical, Medical and Zoo-Veterinarian Faculties).
The first issue of the “Journal of Scientific Letters” was published.The first graduation ceremony was held for 35 graduates.
Faculties of Chemistry and Biology were founded. The Pedagogical Faculty was separated and became a Pedagogical Institute.
The program of geology was introduced. The Faculty of Agriculture became an independent University as a Institute of Agriculture (Presently, the Mongolian University of Agriculture).
The Programs of Geology, Mechanical engineering were introduced. The Medical Faculty separated from the University and became a Medical institute (Presently, the University of Health Scences).
The Institute of Russian Language separated from the University (It is now the University of Humanities).
New structure of NUM
70th Anniversary of NUM
Ulaanbaatar University and the Institute of Commerce and business were merged into NUM.
The Governing Board was established.
The Institute of Mathematics was incorporated into the University.
The Poly-Technical Institute was separated from the University and became the University of Science and Technology.
Nuclear Research Center was founded.
The programs of meteorogical engineer, construction and energy engineer were established.
First enrollment of students in legal studies.
The Programs of producer of performing arts and agrotechnololgy were started.
The Faculty of Social Sciences was established (with Departments of History and Economic studies).
Foreign language programs were introduced.
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SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCES
BUSINESS SCHOOL
SCHOOL OF LAW
SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
ORKHON SCHOOL
ZAVKHAN SCHOOL
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The School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) was newly organized in 2013 based on existing programs, long-held academic tradition, scholarly excellence and models of the world’s most renowned universities.
The School of Arts and Sciences will help NUM achieve its mission and goal of becoming a leading research university. SAS also includes the Foreign Language Training Center. This unprecedented school is the first in the country to offer basic knowledge and skills in liberal arts.
Academic and service staff 560Undergraduate students 9200Graduate students 1900Departments 19Undergraduate programs 64Graduate programs 44
The three academic divisions of SAS are united by its broader commitment and challenge to providing students with a better education in arts and sciences. Graduate programs offering advanced degrees in the fundamental disciplines of natural, social sciences as well as humanities are unrivaled in the country.
Many of the SAS faculty members are recognized leaders in their respective disciplines. They provide students with hands-on research experience by involving students at all levels in faculty-led research projects. The majority of the country’s intellectuals have graduated from this school. One of the missions of SAS will be to provide lifelong learners and working professionals with a range of educational opportunities.
The SAS is the home of the majority of NUM undergraduates, offering the majority of academic degree programs and courses. The SAS defines the campus-wide core curriculum of the university and serves students across all five NUM schools. It strives to offer broad and deep educational and learning experiences and lay the foundation of knowledge and skills required from today’s graduates and tomorrow’s professionals. The SAS academic programs thrive to present students with flexible choices and individual-based tracks of study.
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DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCESSince the establishment of NUM in 1942, the Division of Natural sciences has been continuously furthering its scientific exertions and the school has been restructured into six departments.
Departments Overview
Mathematics The involved departments are equipped with chemical, physical, biological and geographical research and training laboratories, and sustain professional quarters and field stations in the taiga-forest and forest-steppe areas The division runs training courses for secondary school teachers in professional didactics that focus on educational qualification evaluation with special credits by the approval of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science The respective departments in addition, organize the national professional Olympiads for pre-college students in the field of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Geography
PhysicsChemistryBiologyGeographyGeology and Geophysics
The division strives to be a national research and training center that meets world standards in the respective fields such as mathematics, chemistry, physics, biology, geography and geology.
DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Departments Overview
Archaeology and Anthropology /DAA/ Established in 1995, the DAA offers both graduate and undergraduate programs in anthropology and archaeology DAA has a well-equipped laboratory, and a large collection of anthropological and archaeological findings revealed from different historical periods in Mongolia Archaeological and anthropological fieldwork is an important part of the department’s training DAA organizes summer field school in anthropology and archaeology
Economics /DE/ The DE developed the country’s pioneer program on economic studies and the nation’s leading faculty members are educating students in the field of economic theory as well as working to elucidate economic reform during the transition period
Education and Psychology /DEP/ The DEP developed the country’s pioneer program on economic studies and the nation’s leading faculty members are educating students in the field of economic theory as well as working to elucidate economic reform during the transition period
Journalism and Public Relations /DJPR/ Found in 1961, the DJPR offers undergraduate and graduate programs on mass media and press, TV, radio and photojournalism
Sociology and Social Works /DSSW/ The faculties at the Department of Sociology and Social Works perform research on various areas and topics of the society, such as social difference, classes, spare time, life style, social phenomenon, crime, citizens’ political activity, poverty, immigration etc
Political Science /DPS/ Established in 1990, the DPS offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in politics The staff of the department performed the research projects, entitled: Mongolian Political System and Process, Political Development, Ideologies of Mongolian Political Parties, Political Culture and Consciousness, Comparative Analysis of Election Systems and Political systems of East Asia
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DIVISION OF HUMANITIES
Departments Overview
Philosophy and Religion Studies /DPRS/
The DPRS offers a wide range of programs which cover the various traditions, contentions and theories of philosophy, religion and history It provides an education of the basic philosophical concepts, prevalent religions of the world including the history of philosophy, morality, aesthetics, metaphysics and epistemology
History /DH/ The DH offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in history, archive studies, and teacher of history and social sciences The foremost ambition of the department is to become a leading research and teaching institution specialized on history of Mongolia of Qing period and the 20th century
Mongolian Language and Linguistics /DMLL/
The DMLL offers undergraduate and graduate courses in mother language, scripts, culture and the anthologies in Mongolian, Tibetan and Manchurian
Literature and Art Studies /DLAS/
The DLA trains scholars and teachers of literature, media specialists and arts professionals The department studies the rich heritage of Mongolian classic literature and folk tales and characteristics of the Mongolian language It also educates teachers, specialists with the language and culture studies
British and American Studies DBAS/
The DBAS offers undergraduate and graduate programs in its day and evening courses majoring in English language and literature, TEFL, American studies, British studies and translation Its BA programs were accredited in 2013
European Studies /DES/ The DES educates the professionals in the fields of Russian, French, German, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Bulgarian, Spanish and Italian studies In 2013, programs of German Language and Studies, Russian Language and Studies, and French Language and Studies were accredited by the National Council of Higher Education Accreditation
Asian Studies /DAS/ The DAS conducts academic programs under 13 curriculums, namely: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish and Arabic studies (language and area studies) In 2013 by the Mongolian National Council for Education Accreditation, respective syllabus were accredited for some of these programs, including Chinese language study, Japanese study and Korean study as well as Turkish study
The Foreign Language Training Center was established 4 years ago and it involves about 60 English language teachers and instructors that conduct classes for more than 7000 students throughout all schools of NUM. The center is currently engaged in curriculum innovation.
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PRIORITY RESEARCH AREAS OF THE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Molecular biology, genetics and biotechnology Physical geography, earth and planetary studies
Ecology, conservation and biodiversity studies Geology, geophysics and mineral resources studies
Biomaterials and functional materials chemistry Remote sensing, geographical information systems
Mathematical analysis, algebra and integrative mathematics Philosophy, ethics and religious studies
Theoretical and quantum solid-state physics History, archeology and anthropology
Theory and history of arts and literature Mongolian language and culture studies
Linguistics, foreign languages and international regional cultural studies Economic theory and analysis, social economics, economic policy
Journalism, public communication and media Pedagogical foundation of education and psychology
Contact:
School of Arts and Sciences
Zaluuchuud Avenue 1
Sukhbaatar District, P.O. Box-330
Ulaanbaatar 14201, Mongolia
Tel/Fax: (976-11) 325-435
E-mail: [email protected]
http://sas.num.edu.mn
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School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is a newly founded School at NUM as a result of NUM’s reorganization in December, 2013. SEAS adopted programs and curriculums relate to Engineering, Technology and Applied Sciences from the School of Mathematics and Computer Science, School of Information Technology,
School of Geography and Geology, School of Biology and Biotechnology, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, School of Physics and Electronics and the School of Economics, all of which constituted previous parts of NUM.
SEAS consists of 4 Professional Departments and a number of Research Centers in order to fulfill research and education programs. SEAS hosted 114 faculty members including 18 professors, 30 associate professors, 53 teachers, 13 emeritus professors, departments’ assistants, and the other part-time teachers and teaching assistants at the 4 professional departments.
Its schools academic council, dean’s advisory committee, school’s curriculum committee and, student service office works at SEAS in order to organize, and serve each research and education programs.
SEAS aspire to be the leading center of the country’s technical development and a nation-wide base of information that will be utile for crisis solving.
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MATHEMATICSThe scientific research of applied mathematics in Mongolia was founded in the field of numerical mathematics in 1962. The department of differential equations and numerical mathematics was established at NUM in 1993 and soon after, in 1996, the name was changed to the department of applied mathematics as its research areas expanded to include nonlinear and differential equations, numerical mathematics, optimization, control theory and others. After the structural change of the university in 2014, the Department of Applied Mathematics now hosts over 30 faculty members who are working in such diverse research areas as numerical mathematics, statistics, actuarial mathematics, financial mathematics, mathematical optimization, control theory, mathematical modeling, image processing, simulation, logistics, operations research, risk analysis, forecasting, meteorology and hydrology.
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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMPUTER SCIENCEThe establishment of the Department of Calculation in 1982 at NUM was the pioneering base of the computer science division in Mongolia. Since then, study programs and technological bases were steadily improved. The Department of Computer Programming was formed at the School of Mathematics and Computer Science in 1993 and educated professional computer programmers.
The Department of Information and Computer Science set up in 2014 after NUM’s reorganization, and unified all the study programs and teaching staffs involved in Computer Science, Information System and Information Technology, Information Management and Bioinformatics, at NUM.
The Department of Information and Computer Science offers bachelor programs in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, and Information Systems; master programs in Computer Science and Bioinformatics; and doctor programs in Computer Science.
Research areas:
Artificial Intelligence
Image Processing
Data Mining, and Very Large Database and Data Processing
GIS and Spatio-Temporal Database
Natural Language Processing
Formal Methods
E-government E-commerce
Cryptography
Structural Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
In 1965, the Department’s foundation was to train radio-physicians and radio-electricians. Due to rapid developments in techniques and technology electronic engineers were in growing demand in Mongolia, therefore NUM formed the very first class of electronics in 1990 and saw its first graduation ceremony in 1994.
In 2014 the organizational changes of NUM unified the Department of Electronics and the Department of Communication Technology and thus came to be the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering.
Young specialists educated in well developed countries make up the majority of the School’s teaching staff and many projects are run by these capable scholars. With the results used in manufacturing the Department is already gaining the leading status in the sector, as the framework of research has expanded in the following areas:
Electronics Engineering
Communication Technology
Computer Engineering
Renewable Energy
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DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Mission:
The mission is to develop research based hierarchy study programs on applied sciences and engineering fields, to strengthen diverse and interdisciplinary research, and to create applicable knowledge in practice to solve national and global challenges.
Study area:
The department was established in 2014 due to the structural changes of NUM. Currently there are 9 study programs at undergraduate level, 10 master’s programs and 6 doctoral programs running and all levels in the same field are linked to each other.
Study programs Bachelor level Master level Doctoral level
Environmental science + ++
Environmental protection technology + +
Apllied chemistry + +
+Chemical engineering + +
Material science + +
Nanoscience and engineering + + +
Bio-engineering + + +
Nuclear engineering + ++
Nuclear technology +
Forestry + + +
Research area:
Research and innovation of the department are diverse. However, there are 5 professor’s team:Environmental science and engineeringApplied chemistry and engineering, including material and nano-sciences Bio-engineering Nuclear engineering Forestry All these research areas are responsible for the development of study programs.
Contact:
School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Building No 3, Ikh Surguuliin Gudamj 3,
Sukhbaatar District, 14201
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Tel: (976-11) - 324007
Fax: (976-11) - 325305
http://seas.num.edu.mn
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The Business School of the National University of Mongolia (NUM) is an attractive choice for students due to its high commitment to academic quality and our dedication to developing students with the skills essential in attaining greater employment opportunities.
Faculty members 114Academic and service staff 75Undergraduate students 3800Graduate students 850PhD students 120
In order to advance its business programs and furthering opportunities for continuous growth; the School effectively collaborates with independent organizations such as the National Accreditation Council of Mongolia and the Accreditation Council for Business Schools that endorses the School’s programs and furthermore the business programs offered at the School were all granted approval by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUNDSince the School’s foundation in 1947, as a social science faculty with economics and history programs; the values and present-day nature of the school has been nurtured steadily over the past seven decades. The recent higher education reform in Mongolia restructured several public colleges and universities and the academic staff and some of the programs offered at various institutions such as the former School of Economics, School of Commerce and Business, Faculty of Geography & Geology, and NUM merged altogether to form the Business School.
Since its establishment the school immediately recognized as the country’s best school in economics and business studies. In its history the school has been educating several generations of economists and business leaders throughout the nation and successfully continues its tradition. The school has continuously updated its curriculum and the course structure to better meet the social and labor market needs.
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MAIN GOALS Our mission is educating globally competitive professionals in the era of diversification by providing cutting-edge research and education services that fully meet the international development trend.
RESEARCH FIELDS Research at the school focuses different aspects of the business as well as the public sector. Researches not only cover organizational management issues, but also the socio-economic, cultural and political conditions under which organizations, businesses and industries operate in. Researchers at the programs maintain a successful collaboration with our alumni and fellow researchers within their interests and take an active part in the national and international network.
RESEARCH CENTERS/FACILITIESBusiness Center
The business center of the school offers consulting services to outside clients and plays a role in connecting the school’s academic staff with business enterprises in order to conduct research and projects.
The center provides an opportunity for academic staff and graduate students to apply their research skills to solve real challenges in their field which in turn furthers their skills and knowledge. The center organizes fundraisers in benefit to the School.
PROGRAMS
Programs Undergraduate programs Graduate programs
Marketing, Management, Commerce, Service and international program, Finance, Accounting and Business
Informatics
Baccalaureate program Master’s programs Doctor’s programs
Accounting Accounting
Doctor in Business Administration
Finance & Banking Finance & Banking
Insurance Insurance
Management Management
Marketing Marketing
Commerce Commerce
Tourism Management Tourism Management
Hospitality Hospitality
Commerce & Custom’s Management Commerce & Custom’s Management
Contact
Business School 14201 P.O. Box -460
Baga Toiruu-4, SukhbaatarDistrict,
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Tel/Fax: 976-11-350994
E-mail: [email protected]
http://bs.num.edu.mn
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NCC Program is the Joint program of the School of Economic Studies, National University of Mongolia and NCC Education, global provider and awarding body of British education.
Headquartered in Manchester, UK, the NCC Education provides a complete education solution through its 200 Accredited Partners in more than 45 countries worldwide. As an Accredited Partner, the School of Economic Studies, NUM hosts and provides affordable qualifications in Business, from foundation through to degree, master’s level and beyond.
NCC Program at the School of Economic Studies, NUM is hosted and jointly conducted by the NCC Unit and the Department of Management. It offers students 4 different level programs as follows:
NCC PROGRAM AT THE BUSINESS SCHOOL, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MONGOLIA
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Qualification
Foundation Diploma Advanced Diploma Master’s
Name of the program
International Foundation Year (IFY)
International Diploma in Business (IDB)
International Advanced Diploma in Business (IADB)
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management
(PgD BM)
Duration One year One year One year One year
Explanation
Successful completion leads to access to undergraduate study in year
1 Our foundation level qualifications are the perfect opportunity for students to improve their English and to gain access to the NCC Education diploma programs
Successful completion leads to access to undergraduate study in year
2 If you want to complete year 1 of an International Degree pathway or seek employment with an internationally recognized qualification and enhanced skills, then these programs are for you!
Successful completion leads to access to undergraduate study in the final year
If you have completed the International Diploma in Business and wish to continue with year 2 of the International Degree Journey, or you wish to pursue a position in the corporate world, then these programs are for you
Whether you are ready for postgraduate study or require a pre-master’s qualification to help you bridge the gap between your existing qualifications and master’s study, we have the courses to suit you
Modules studied
• StudyandCommunicationSkills
• EnglishLanguage• CultureStudies• MathematicalTechniques• ITSkills• Afurthertwomodules
are chosen from the following:
• IntroductiontoComputing• Programming• IntroductiontoBusiness• Accountingand
Economics
• Essentialsofmanagement
• FundamentalsofEconomics
• CommunicationsforBusiness
• UnderstandingBusiness Organizations
• BusinessMathematics• IntroductiontoFinance• eBusiness• PrinciplesofMarketing
•BusinessEconomics•AdvancedBusiness
Mathematics•MarketinginBusiness•HumanResourcesin
Business•Understanding
Consumer Behaviour•PrinciplesofBusiness
Operations•FinancialManagement•InformationSystems
and Organizations
• InformationandKnowledge Management
• InternationalMarketingStrategy
• Management,Controland Accountability for Financial Resources
• ManagingPeopleinOrganizations
• ResearchMethods• StudySkillsfor
Postgraduate Learning• StrategicManagement• StrategicOperations
Management
Contact Information:Address: The School of Economic Studies,
National University of Mongolia, Ikh Surguuliin Gudamj 1, Baga Toiruu, Sukhbaatar district,
Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaWebsite: www.ncc.ses.edu.mnE-mail: [email protected]
Facebook: NCC Education in MongoliaTwitter: @NCCatSESYoutube: NCCatSESP
Phone/Fax: 77307730-4120
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The School of Law of the National University of Mongolia is a top ranking law school in the country. The School employs approximately 60 leading professors, lecturers and researchers and offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in law. The academics of this school perform large scale research in various legal field that
contribute substantially to the Mongolian legislation development by partaking in the law making process and offering legal aid to state institutions and international organizations. The School of law has gained its reputation for its professional legal training and major contribution to development of legal research in Mongolia.
Faculty members 60
Academic and service staff 14
Undergraduate students 1300
Graduate students 200
PhD students 100
HISTORICL BACKGROUNDIn 1960, the University launched the very first legal education in Mongolia and later the Humanities faculty of NUM created the first program in law. In 1991, NUM established the Faculty of Law. In 1994, it was renamed the School of Law. The majority of Mongolia’s lawyers have graduated from this Faculty and we still keep friendly relations with all our graduates. The School of Law has established cooperation with several top ranking universities of the world. It seeks to interact with the wide community of people who have an interest in the study of law, whether it be locally, nationally, regionally or globally. Until 2015 the School of Law traditionally has consisted of departments of legal theory, constitutional, criminal, civil and international law. Since 2015 it has been reorganized and currently works with two departments as the Public Law Department and Private Law Department.
MAIN GOALSThe School of Law aspires to be a leading center of academics and creative research in the national legal field and to grant its students the acquisition of professional knowledge and skills, morality and high qualifications required to work for justice.
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PROGRAMSThe School of Law has two departments and 4 research centers:
The School is committed to its students’ growth of individual talents and endorses ground breaking research within the legal field. The School offers high quality undergraduate and graduate programs whilst developing academic and professional skills. Undergraduates enroll for 5 years, masters students enroll for 2 years and doctorate students for 3-4 years.
The school has continuously updated its curriculum and the course structure to better meet the social and labor market needs.
Program Major Course Degree awarded
UndergraduateLaw As specified in curricula
Bachelor of lawInternational law As specified in curricula
Master’s
Law
Political and Legal Theories
Master of Law
Comparative Constitutional LawComparative Administrative LawComparative Civil LawComparative Criminal LawInternational Law
International Law
Political and Legal TheoriesPublic International Law
Master of International LawPrivate International LawLaw of International Civil ProcedureInternational Law of Human Rights
Doctor’s Law
Course Degree awardedLegal Analysis, Research and Writing
Ph D in Law
Political and Legal TheoriesComparative Constitutional LawComparative Administrative LawComparative Civil LawComparative Criminal LawInternational Law
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LEGAL CLINIC OR PRACTICAL AND TRAINING CENTERSince 1999, the School of Law launched a successful clinical program and its main purpose combines theoretical and practical knowledge that helps students master a lawyer’s proficiency via providing legal representation to individuals and organizations alike. In addition students of School of law do internship programs in state and legal organizations. Students are given the opportunity to do professional training at legal offices and can use an internship to define their interest in a particular legal career, establish a network of contacts or gain school credit.
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RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CENTER FOR JAPANESE LAWThis is an international legal centre aims to educate undergraduate students of the School of Law. With cooperative assistance from Nagoya University, it provides special knowledge of Japanese law and comparative perspectives to students. As all the classes are conducted in Japanese, students are required to be fluent in Japanese. Since its establishment in 2006, the centre has produced quality graduates with highly sophisticated teaching method. Students graduated from the centre with honors have chances to study in master courses of universities in Japan such as Nagoya University, through strong support of scholarship from Japanese government and private funds.
INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW CENTERThis center was established in 2003. The main purpose of the center is to conduct comparative researches. Center emphasizes the instrumental and dynamic role of law in shaping our contemporary and globalized world. The center for International and Comparative Law promotes the study and understanding of international and comparative law, and of the political and economic institutions that support the international legal order.
KOREAN LAW EDUCATION CENTERThe students of program study the Legal system of Republic of Korea along with the mongolian legal system. Kookmin University of Republic of Korea implements this program in Mongolia. Also, Faculty members of the Kookmin University and the School of Law have already conducted various joint legal researches.
Contact:
School of Law
Building No 3, United Nations Street-17
Sukhbaatar District
14200 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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The school of International Relations and Public Administration strives to prepare well educated, dedicated, ethical, competitive specialists with a broad spectrum of knowledge and professional skills to meet world standards in the field of
international relations, international economic relations and public administration.
Faculty members 18
Academic and service staff 15
Undergraduate students 801
Graduate students 353
PhD students 52
HISTORICAL BACKGROUNDThe School of Foreign Service was founded in 1990 as an affiliate of the NUM. Within the restructure of NUM, this school became the School of International Relations and Public Administration in 2014. The school conducts training programs and research in international relations and public administration at Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral levels. In the framework of two main priorities, the School performs research in international relations and international economic relations as well as graduate programs in three respective fields of international relations, international economic relations and public administration-public policy. Our curriculum provides our students the training to address the domestic and international issues and an expansion of their understanding in the field.
In 2015, the School of International Relations and Public Administration plans to stay more active by participating in the regional universities’ action by developing academic cooperation and implementing international joint programs. By bringing together modern training and research, the School of International Relations and Public Administration aims to expand advanced research on development policy in Mongolia but also to contribute to regional development and education of human resources able to solve political, economic, social and cultural issues at local, regional and national levels .
The School cooperates with other diplomatic academies, institutes, and universities around the world. Our school alumni successfully work in various sectors including government and nonprofit organizations, embassies, international organizations, research institutes and joint projects in the field.
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MAIN GOALSThe mission of our school is to be a national core academic and research center in international relations and public administration, and become a vibrant leading school of excellence in preparing well-educated specialists.
Programs Undergraduate programs Graduate programs
1 International Relations2 Public Administration
Baccalaureate program Master’s programs Doctor’s programs
International RelationsInternational Economic RelationsPublic Administration
MA in International Relations,International Economic Relations,Regional Studies, MA, MSc inPublic Administration
PhD in International RelationsPhD in Public Administration
RESEARCH ACTIVITIESThe variety of research expands to keep pace with its rapidly changing field. Since its establishment, the School of International Relations and Public Administration is focusing primarily on research and evolving its program through defining the primary directions of research and study in the field.
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AREAS OF CONCENTRATION INCLUDE: International relations
The history of diplomacy
Contemporary diplomacy
Foreign policies of super powers
The history of Mongolian foreign policy
Foreign relations and diplomacy
Theory of international relations
Issues on geopolitics and security
Area studies
The development of diplomatic correspondence
International law
Foreign countries’ state and jurisprudential law
World economy
International economic relations
The economic relations of Mongolia
Issues concerning translation theory and practice.
The School plans to advance public administration research works involving public policy and international development issues.
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STUDENT ACTIVITIESThe School would provide students with an opportunity to involve in the student-exchange and scholarship programs. Student Council is in charge of promoting and protecting students’ interests and rights and organizes activities for training, research and other extracurricular activities. The Diplomat club, a part of the council, invites foreign and domestic scholars as well as senior diplomats to deliver lectures to students.
During the students’ annual session of a ‘Mini-UN’ model, students acquire the skills to represent their country and create diplomatic protocols. The Department of Diplomatic Translation annually organizes a Foreign Language Festival among the students. This festival celebrates the learning of foreign languages and cultures and provides an opportunity to demonstrate language proficiency and achievement.
Contact
School of International Relations and
Public Administration 14201
P.O. Box - 6, Ulaanbaatar - 46
NUM Building-5, Baga toiruu-1
Sukhbaatar District
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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The Graduate school of the National University of Mongolia develops and circulates University policies related to graduate education and serves about 4000 doctoral, master’s and professional degree students in all five schools of the University. For more than 50 years, NUM has excelled in institutional leadership for the national
doctoral programs in the country. Currently the university hosts 13 doctoral dissertation national committees out of 29 in the country for disciplines such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geography, environmental studies, Mongolian language and literature, journalism, philosophy, religious studies, sociology, economics, political science, law, history, anthropology, archeology, business, and social work.
The Graduate School of the university is a virtual institution that formulates policy concerning the graduate education substance and process as well as the evaluation. The School further monitors the academic quality of degree programs and manages students’ educational progress from admission to graduation in all five schools including the branch Schools in the provinces.
In addition to providing a University wide graduate policy direction, the Graduate School administrates postgraduate research management, provides professional development programs and events, provides consultation and guidance to foreign students and researchers’ visiting, training and credit transfers, and collaborates with other local universities and the Ministry of Education and Sciences on improving general rules and regulations set by the latter and reporting.
NUM has been awarding master and PhD degrees since 1995. We aspire to recruit and retain the country’s most promising graduate students.
Each year, the University receives about 1000-1200 applications and after written examinations and interviews, admits about 700 applicants. The completion rates among the graduate programs differ and the average rate is about 50 percent. You can apply directly to graduate programs listed at htpp://burtgel.num.edu.mn
Master program’s admission requires an already obtained bachelor degree from recognized tertiary institutions. NUM has research based and professional master programs. Research master programs consist of 17 credit coursework (core subjects and electives) and 4 credit independent research and 9 credit Master thesis writing and a defense. Professional master programs consist of 32 credit points in coursework and internships. The duration of the master programs is 1.5-2 years.
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Students who hold M.A/M. Sc. degrees from recognized tertiary institutions are eligible to apply to PhD programs that consist of 30 credit points in coursework and 30 credits in independent research and dissertation writing and a defense. The duration of the PhD programs is 3 years. A doctoral student will undertake research within a domain under the supervision of a professor, and complete the research with a dissertation. He/she is required to write scientific articles, give presentations at research conferences and seminars as well as performing teaching and research assistantship duties. In 2014-2015 academic year, about 54 graduate students have worked as full time research assistants.
The graduate programs are conducted in Mongolian. Full time graduate students are eligible for the State scholarship.
The School ensures that the University continues to offer innovative, high quality graduate education. In 2014-2015 academic year, the Graduate School together with the General and Sub-Curriculum Committees of the University has worked solely on improving the existing master and doctoral programs’ curriculums and creating more interdisciplinary graduate programs such as natural resource management, biotechnology, geographical information system, new materials technology, land management, Buddhist philosophy, public administration, and regional studies. For the coming 2015-2016 academic year, Graduate School plans to implement a university wide policy of implementing newly adopted graduate programs and TA, RA and AA systems.
FULL TIME GRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLMENT IN 2015
Contact:
National University Building #1,
Ikh Surguuliin Gudamj 1, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Telephone: +976-11-321983, +976-77307730 (1115, 1145, and 1121)
Fax: +976-11-320159
Website: http://www.graduate.num.edu.mn
E-mail address: [email protected]
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Our school was accredited by the National Accreditation Council of High Education in 2002 and 2008. It is the 33rd university in Mongolia and the Orkhon Province’s very first university.
DEPARTMENTS Department of English Translation Studies
Department of English Language Teaching Methodology
Department of Foreign Languages
Department of Accounting
Department of Finance and Economics
Department of Management
HISTORICAL BACKGROUNDOrkhon School of NUM was founded in Erdenet in 1992 as the Foreign Language Institute of National Pedagogical University by the decree of Educational Minister and the resolution #284/85 by the Executive Administration of People’s Deputy Hural of Erdenet City. The institute latter expanded into the NUM branch under the decree #105 by Minister of Enlightenment dated Oct.30 with the goal to make it the regional academic and scientific center according to government resolution #15 dated Jan 20, 2010. By resolution #36 by Minister of Education Culture and Science our school became one of the main institutes and by resolution #529 dated Aug 27, 2010 one of the sector of NUM was named the Orkhon School of the National Institute of Mongolia.
The school opened on Sep 1, 1992, with 5 teachers and 75 students majoring in “English-Russian translation” and “English-Russian teacher” and the first graduation was held four years later with the first 35 graduates receiving diplomas of “English translation” and “English teacher.”
Contact
Tel: 976+7035–3621, 7035–2851 Fax: 976+7035–3621
E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.muisos.edu.mn
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SINCE THEN, NEW MAJORS TRAININGS STARTED WITH:
1996’s “Russian teacher”
2000’s “Accounting”
2001’s “Business Management”, “Japanese translator”, “German translator”
2003’s “Tourism management”
2004’s “Mongolian-English study” “Chinese translator” “Finance and economy /tax, budget, insurance bank/
2009’s “Korean translator”
2010’s “Banking economy and accounting”, “Marketing management”, “Business economy”, “Mining management”, “Mongolian-Chinese study.
THE SCHOOL HAS BEEN ORGANIZING THE FOLLOWING TRAINING:
Since 1997 “English 2 year evening course”
Since 2000 “Accounting short-term course”
Since 2001 “Accounting evening course”
Since 2002 “Accounting corresponding training”
Since 2007 “Business management corresponding training”
Since 2009 “Accounting and Finance master’s program” under the collaboration with Economics School of NUM
Since 2010 “Education study Master’s program” under the cooperation agreement with Social science school of NUM. In 2011, we were issued a license to offer Master’s program/in the fields of Accounting, Finance and Foreign language teaching methodology/locally.
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The School was founded as the School of Business and Technology in 1974 but renamed in 1999 as the Zavkhan Province Economics Campus of the National University of Mongolia. In 2010, the School was renamed as the Zavkhan School of the National University of Mongolia.
DEPARTMENTS: Department of Accounting Department of Banks and Financing Department of Business Administration Department of Economics and Mathematics Department of Humanities
As of today, the School’s building contains 960 seats, with 21 classrooms and faculty rooms and the dormitory can accommodate up to 200 students. The school has five internet connected computer labs comprising of 15 and 30 computers, respectively. The school library seats 180 with more than 16, 000 books and textbooks.
Among these lines, the School maintains agreements with other schools and organizations from Russia, China, South Korea, The US Peace Corps, and East-West Cultural and Development Agency of South Korea.
The School plans to add new professional majors in the future that will focus on the labor market of the western region of Mongolia and will offer training programs combined with research.
RESEARCH ACTIVITIESMore than 30 lecturers of the school have defended their thesis and are pursuing a doctorate degree and the School is endeavoring to achieve the same level of research work as other schools within the NUM.
The lecturers have produced about 150 scientific reports for science and theory practical conferences that were held at the School and in the aimag regions, as well as in foreign countries. Furthermore, the lecturers have published about 60 articles in professional domestic journals and international journals. The research center has worked on 10 commissioned projects independently and collaborated with foreign and domestic organizations. With a main goal of researching the regional characteristics, economics, and realities of social development in the western region of Mongolia, the Center is tasked with finding ways to solve the problems facing that area and to provide that information along with methodologies to the regional governments.
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THE RESEARCH CENTER UNDERTAKES RESEARCH IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
Human environment Production and social environment Financial environmental Business environment Investment environment
In order to facilitate these projects, the center has partnerships with the Business School and Department of Economics, NUM; the National Development Institution, Science Academy of Mongolia; the Regional Research Academy; the National Development and Reform Committee; Gorni-Altai University in Russia; ADRA international organizations; and the Open
Society Institute. The Center joins forces with these foreign and domestic schools as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations in order to conduct research about regional society, the economy, residence, settlement and the human capital.
The School envisions a future that emphasizes science and research work and popularizes the results of this scientific and research work to facilitate economic expansion and is working hard to achieve its goal of being the leading University for research and training in the western part of Mongolia.
Contact
Tel: 976+01462-22233-21366 Fax: 976+01462-22233-21366
http://za.num.edu.mn/
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The Office of the University Registrar is a student-centered office that supports teaching and learning at NUM by maintaining the integrity of academic policies and guidelines. We closely work with students from application to degree conferral in perpetuity by keeping their records.
OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR
THE MAIN ACTIVITIES OF THE OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Development and implementation of the academic calendar for each academic year;
Support the University Curriculum Committees which consists of the leading scholars and professors. The Office is responsible for the implementation and monitoring of the approved curriculums and syllabus and give suggestions for improvement;
Responsible for the maintaining the laws of Mongolia, the policies and guidelines of NUM for academic activities at the University;
Management of all the student records starting from student application, registration to graduation and afterwards;
Implementing program quality assurance activities.
Furthermore, the Office receives petitions and complaints from the students, analyses student satisfaction based on ongoing survey and audits the teachers’ classroom performance. The Office works for creating favorable learning environment for students.
THE OFFICE PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES THROUGH ITS BRANCH OFFICES AT THE FIVE SCHOOLS:
Assisting students with declaring their major based on labor market studies and policies and guidelines of NUM;
Advising with policies and guidelines of NUM;
Receiving requests and complaints from students and responding;
Providing academic transcript and other documents;
Organizing student scholarship and exchange activities;
Organizing academic ceremonies of NUM such as the commencement.
THE OFFICE ALSO SUPPORTS AND ASSISTS STUDENT LIFE THROUGH STUDENT AFFAIR’S OFFICERS AT THE FIVE SCHOOLS AS FOLLOWS:
Aiding students in finding proper accommodation;
Organizing student health activities;
Supporting students in job search;
Assisting students to receive social care and other useful services from the government;
Linking students with student organizations and cooperating with them;
Organizing activities for students’ etiquette, behavior, arts and sports.
Contact:
Building 1, National University of Mongolia, Ikh surguuliin gudamj-1,
Baga toiruu, Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar
http://num.edu.mn, [email protected]
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STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE
The key objective of the Student affairs office is to provide support in the student development and enable them to become an active member of the society through rendering quality.
THE STUDENT OFFICE PROVIDES FOLLOWING SUPPORTS:• Academic support
- Provide orientation and handbook to the new students - Assist in course selection and individual study plan - Assist in the specialized career planning and program selection - Dual degree programassistance- Training, support and activities oriented at building learning
techniques and skills /bachelor’s, master’s, doctor’s/.
• Career counceling and Internship opportunities- Part-time and non-permanent employment counceling- Traineeship and internship program arrangement- Conduct trainings and seminars to prepare the students for the job
market - Career placement activities for graduate students.
• Student Accommodation and Housing- To provide housing that meets the quality standards and assist and
advise in the adaptation process - To provide assistance to the students with family or living in rented
accommodation.
• Scholarships and Financial Aids- International and national scholarship coverage - National scholarship and State training foundation’s student loan
coverage - To request financial support and aids on behalf of the students who
successfully participated in the international and national competitions - To provide advisory and assistance in receiving research grants.
• Student Exchange, Social and Volunteer services- To provide assistance in studying at international partner universities
and participate in the student exchange programs- Encourage the participation in the inter-university short-term student
exchange program for Zavkhan University, Orkhon University and other national universities
- To promote social wellbeing oriented activities.
• Health and Wellbeing- To ensure the health insurance and service coverage of the students - Promote sports activities and cultural events - Promote extracurricular activities at the university (i.e., arts, culture
and clubs).
STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE
1. NUM-Student Affairs Office 75754400-1143 [email protected]
2. School of Arts and Sciences 75754400-2112 [email protected]
3. School of Engineering and Applied sciences
75754400-3106 [email protected]
4. Business School 75754400-4104 [email protected]
5. School of Law 75754400-3501 [email protected]
6. School of International Relations and Public Administration 75754400-5103 [email protected]
7. Orkhon School 70352851 [email protected]
8. Zavkhan School 70463949 [email protected]
• Alumni, Student Association & Club- To host and participate in alumni
events and activities- To encourage participation in
the activities by the NUM student association and volunteer clubs
- To provide self-improvement and capacity building services.
• International Student Support Services- To promote and encourage the
participation in the “Peer program”- To promote and encourage
participation in various cultural events - To promote and encourage
participation in the travel, induction and other extracurricular activities.
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VISION:
To be a world-class institution of excellence in research, innovation and entrepreneurship for sustainable growth
MISSION:
To craft knowledge in science and technology and to help solve the global challenges of the 21st century
To promote and maintain excellence in graduate education for individual students, faculty, departments and the University as a whole
To contribute to innovation through technology transfer and entrepreneurship for sustainability in a socio-economic development
To foster a culture of collaborative and innovative research that facilitates the production of socially relevant solutions and knowledge transmit
RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
RESEARCH INFRASTUCTURE
HARD SOFT
RESEARCH LAB – 22 TRAINING LAB – 68INTER-DISCIPLINARY OPEN LAB –1 RESEARCH SPACE-2,188 2 М2 (3,223 9m2) – 67 9% NATIONAL SC JOURNALS /ISSN/ – 22 NATIONAL CENTERS AND INSTITUTES – 8INTERDISCIPLINARY INSTITUTES – 2
PROFESSOR – 97ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR – 163 Ph D – 43PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR – 171 /86/ FULL –TIME RESEARCHER – 53 CONTRACTUAL RESEARCHER – 118 RESEARCH ASSISTANT – 150FTE – 260
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RESEARCH INSTITUTES AND CENTERS
Institute for Mongolian Studies
Institute of Mathematics
Nuclear Research Center
Institute of Economics
Institute for Sustainable Development
Center for Comparative and International Legal
Economic Research Center
Enterpreneur center
RESEARCH OUTPUT Project & program
Project indicators 2009-2010 2010-2011 2012-2013 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015
Total number of projects 116 75 93 103 118 223
Total funding (MNT thousand) 811,551 1,358,599 60 1,859,111 08 1,886,139 5 2,586,814 4 3,180,000
MAIN INNOVATION INDICATORS OF THE NUM (in last three years)
New technology - 18
Developing technology -20
Patents - 5
Patent application - 7
Utility model application - 1 /1/
Trade mark registration certificate: 6
Copyrights - 14
Start-ups - 3 /2/
Licensing contract - /1/
Incubating /4/
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MONGOLIA WEB OF SCIENCE-PAPERS (1995-2015)
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND COOPERATION: Managing inter-university and inter-organization partnerships
Coordinating international scholarship programs, e.g. ERASMUS MUNDUS, AUSAID, Fulbright, Eurasia.
NUM was selected as the joint coordinator of the GATE program. UNINET Austria, UMAP- University Mobility in Asia, the ERASMUS MUNDUS TACTIC program and the pacific strongly support an academic capacity building of young scholars and the NUM faculty.
UNINET AND BILATERAL EXCHANGES Managing the application and selection process within the above programs
Assisting international scholars and researchers
Organizing international joint academic activities
Promoting cooperation with domestic institutions
Organizing summer school programs
NOBLE PRIZE LECTURE SERIESThe Noble Prize Lecture Series has been held in Mongolia since 2010, initiated by the former NUM president professor S. Tumur-Ochir. So far, the NUM hosted four Noble Lectures in the fields of physics and chemistry. The main goal of the Noble Lecture Series is to support the Mongolian younger generations’ interest in science and to build scientific awareness within the public.
LECTURES DELIVERED BY NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS FOR NUM In 2005, the NUM organized the visit of the 2000 Nobel Prize winner in Economics, Professor Robert Mundell
from the Columbia University in the City of New York. He delivered the “The Global Economy and Currency System” lecture for professionals and the public.
By cooperating with the School of Physics and Electronics, NUM organized a visit of the 1985 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Mr. Klaus Von Klitzing from August 8-14th, 2011. He delivered the “The Quantized Hall Effect” lecture for professionals and presented “How Long is a Meter?” lecture to the public.
The 2007 Nobel Prize Winner in Peace, Mr. R.K. Pachauri, the Chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, delivered his lecture “Climate Change and Sustainable Development” on October 11, 2011.
In April 2012, the 2008 Nobel Prize winner in physics, Mr. Toshihide Maskawa visited the NUM and gave two lectures entitled “70’s Elementary Particles from Disorder to Standard Models” delivered to teachers and students alike and later presented “What is the CP Violation?” to the public.
In September 2012, the 1985 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, Mr. Yuan. T. Lee presented the lecture “Dynamics of Chemical Elementary Processes and Photochemistry Processes” to teachers and students in the chemistry field and the lecture “Social Sustainability in Humankind” to the public. The NUM has been a trusted partner of Erasmus Mundus since 2009 with over 55 students and faculties involved in various programs like Bridging the Gap, One More Step, AREAS and Swap and Transfer.
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Contacts:Ikh Surguuliin Gudamj 1
P.O.Box- 46A/523, 14201 Ulaanbaatar, MONGOLIATel: 976-11-317050
E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.num.edu.mn
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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS
Name of Institution Contract date Duration /year/
Contract type
AUSTRALIA 1 Australian National University 2011 02 22 5 MOU2 Griffith University 2013 09 30 5 MOU3 La Trobe University 2003 5 22 5 MOU4 University of the Sunshine Coast 2011 09 20 5 MOU5 University of Western Sydney 2014 09 19 3 MOU
AUSTRIA1 Austrian Academy of Sciences 2011 08 06 3 MOU2 Fachhoschule Kufstein Tirol 2004 11 1 5 Exchange 3 University of Graz 2011 05 11 3 MOU4 University of Salzburg 2002 9 13 3 MOU5 University of Veterinary Medicine 2007 6 19 5 MOU
BELARUS1 A V Luikov Heat and Mass Transfer Institute of
The National Academy of Sciences of Belarus 2013 06 21 5*5 MOU
2 Belarusian State University 2008 12 29 5*5 MOUBULGARIA
1 Sofia University “St Kliment Ohridski” Indefinite 5*5 MOUCANADA
1 York University 2005 10 03 Indefinite MOU, Exchange
CHINA1 Agricultural University of Hebei 2002 09 17 Indefinite MOU2 Beijing Jiaotong University 2013 5 28 5 MOU3 Center for Mongolian and Tibeten Studies of
Chinese Culture Studies University 1993 4 17 3 MOU
4 Department of Geology, Peking University 1999 12 13 Indefinite Intention on cooperation
5 Fo Guang University 2003 10 14 5 MOU6 Guangzhou University 2010 11 14 5 MOU7 “Hanban” Head quarter of Confucius Institutes 2007 01 03 5*5 MOU
Harbin Institute of Technology 2015 06 17 5 MOU8 Hunan University 2010 01 05 5 MOU
Inner Mongolia National University 2015 05 07 5 Agreement9 Inner Mongolia Normal University 2011 09 06 5 MOU
10 Inner Mongolia Pedagogical University 2011 09 06 5 MOU11 Inner Mongolia University 2015-05-07 Indefinite MOU12 Inner Mongolia University for the Nationalities 2006 04 14 Indefinite MOU13 Inner Mongolia Ulaankhad University 2008 2 25 3 MOU14 Jilin University 2008 01 13 5*5 MOU, SE15 Lanzhou University 2007 8 30 5 MOU16 Nanjing University of Information and Science
and Technology 2009 5 19 5 MOU
17 Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology 2005 10 26 1*1 MOU18 Northeast Normal University 2004 19 3*3 MOU19 Northwest university for the Nationalities 2012 12 06 5 MOU20 Peking University 2003 12 9 3*3 MOU21 Shandong University 2008 5 3 5 MOU22 Tianjin University 2010 11 14 5 MOU, SE23 Tsinghua University 2010 07 11 5 MOU24 Tsinghua University Science Park 2010 06 11 5*5 MOU
DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA1 Kim II Sung University 2011 10 14 5*5 MOU
FINLAND1 AALTO university 2012 06 04 5 MOU2 University of Eastern Finland 2012 05 31 5*auto MOU
FRANCE1 INALCO 2012 05 25 5 MOU2 Paris Diderot /Paris VII/ 2015 11 25 5 MOU,
Exchange3 Universite du Littoral Cote d’Opale ULCO France 2008 01 21 Indefinite MOU4 University of Havre 2014 04 15 3 MOU5 University named after Charles de Gaulle- Lille III 2005 10 11 3*3 MOU6 Universite du Maine 2008 09 23 Indefinite MOU7 University Nice Sophia Antipolis 2015 10 26 5 MOU8 University Paul Sabatier Toulouse III 2008 09 25 5 MOU9 Universite du Rouen Indefinite 1*1 MOU
GERMANY1 Catholic University of Applied Sciences of North-
Rhine Westphalen, Faculty of Social Science in Muenster
Indefinite Indefinite MOU
2 Chemnitz University of technology 2009 04 20 5 MOU3 Fachhochschule Brandenburg-University of
Applied Sciences 2003 5 16 5 MOU
The National University of Mongolia has currently 242 partner institutions in 32 countries.
4 Faculty of Law- Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen 2009 12 18 5 Exchange
5 Forschungszentrum Julich GmbH 2010 02 26 2014 12 31 MOU6 Free University of Berlin 2002 01 31 3*auto MOU7 Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen 2011 05 16 5*5 MOU8 Humboldt University 2011 10 11 5 MOU9 Ludwig Maximilians Universitaet 2009 12 18 5 Exchange
10 Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg 2001 07 11 2*2 MOU11 Technische Universiteat Muenchen 2009 10 02 2014 10 01 MOU,
Exchange12 University of Kassel 2005 4 25 4 MOU13 University of Osnabruck 1998 07 11 Indefinite MOU14 University of Siegen 2011 05 18 5 MOU
HONG KONG1 University of Hong Kong 2012 06 12 3 MOU
HUNGARY
1 Eotvos Lorand University 2011 05 11 5 MOUINDIA
1 Teri University 2012 02 02 4*3 MOU2 VIT University 2011 11 16 5 MOU
ISRAEL1 Hebrew University of Jerusalem 2010 09 01 5 MOU
ITALY1 University Ca Foscari Venice 2014 09 22 5 MOU
JAPAN1 Akita International University 2007 08 14 Indefinite MOU, SE 2 Aoyama Gakuin University 2007 10 02/
2008 04 16 (SE)2015 09 03 renewal
5*5 MOU, SE
3 Azabu University 2008 7 20 5 Exchange 4 Chubu Gakuen University Junior College 2001 08 23 Indefinite SE5 Chuo University 2008 11 13 5*auto MOU6 College of Humanities, Science, Nihon University 2009 02 13 4 MOU7 Daiwa Institute of Research 2010 02 19 Indefinite MOU8 Doshisha University 2010 01 30 5*5 MOU9 Fukuhara Gakuen University Consortium 2006 06 12 5*5 MOU
10 Hokkaido University 2011 12 22 5*5 MOU, SE 11 Ishinomaki Senshu University 2003 02 16 5 MOU12 Japan Foundation (JP) 2014 10 01 2018 03 31 Agreement 13 Japan International Cooperation Agency 2012 01 17 Indefinite Minutes of
meeting14 Kanazawa University 2012 10 05 5 MOU, SE15 Kobe University 2014 09 29 Indefinite MOU16 Kokushikan University 2002 11 28/
2003 05 20 (SE) Indefinite MOU, SE
17 Kyushu University 2015 10 28 5 MOU18 Meiji University 2010 5*5 MOU19 Mie University 2010 10 15 5 MOU, SE 20 Nagoya University 2006 07 20 5 MOU, SE 21 Niigata University 2014 07 14 5 MOU, SE22 NPO 2011 02 03 5 MOU23 Okayama University 2009 07 09 5*5 MOU24 Osaka University 2011 03 29 5*5 MOU25 Osaka University of Economics and Law 2009 01 12 5*5 MOU26 Rikkyo University 2010 03 12 5*5 MOU27 Ritsumeikan University,
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University 2008 10 02 5*5 MOU
28 Saitama University 2013 01 21 5 MOU, SE29 Senshu University 2005 04 05 Indefinite MOU30 Shiga Kenritsu University 2013 10 21/
2010 06 01(SE) 5 MOU, SE
31 Shiga University of Humanities 2010 06 01 5 SE32 Soka University 2008 09 05 Indefinite MOU, SE33 Takasaki City University of Economics 2006 12 28 5 MOU34 The Japan Foundation 2014 10 01 3 5 MOU35 Toho University 2012 10 31 5 MOU36 Tohoku Pharmaceutical University 2010 10 18 5 MOU, SE37 Tokyo Gakugei University 2014 07 25 5 MOU38 Tokyo Institute of Technology 2014 01 23 5 MOU 39 Tomakomai Komazawa University 2001 12 28 5*5 MOU, SE40 University of Miyazaki 2011 06 28 5 MOU, SE 41 Waseda University 2008 04 24/
2012 10 24 (SE) 5*5/3 (SE) MOU, SE
42 Tokyo University of Foreign Studies 1996 04 22/ 1996 06 18 (SE)
5*5/ Indefinite MOU/SE
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KAZAKHSTAN1 East Kazakhstan State University Indefinite 5 MOU2 L N Gumilyov Eurasian National University 2014 06 19 5*5 MOU3 Pavlodar State University 2014 09 16 5 Agreement
KOREA1 APRO 2012 10 18 Indefinite MOU2 Catholic University of Korea 2009 06 11 5 MOU3 Changwon National University 2011 11 28 5*5 MOU4 Cheju National University 2006 05 08 Indefinite MOU, SE5 Chonbuk National University 2007 08 13 5*5 MOU, DUD6 Chung Ang University 2010 04 23 5*5 MOU7 Chungbuk National University 2000 11 07 Indefinite MOU, SE8 Chungnam National University 2003 09 02 (FE),
2007 08 07 (DUD) Indefinite MOU, FE
9 College of Law, Chonbuk National University 2007 08 13 Indefinite SE10 College of Law, Kookmin University 2007 05 07 4 MOU11 College of Natural Sciences, Sogang University, 2009 10 22 5 MOU12 College of Social Sciences, SNU 2010 04 29 5 MOU13 Daegu Haany University 2008 07 18/
2011 07 25 5 MOU, SE
14 Dankook University 1995 11 01/2014 07 05 5*5 MOU, SE
15 Digital Manufacturing Information Technology Research Center, University of Ulsan 2007 7 9 5 MOU
16 Dong Duck Women’s University1992 08 09 Indefinite
Agreement for affiliation
program17 Dongguk University 2008 09 24/
1997 09 03 (Exchange)
5*2/Indefinite
(Exchange)
MOU, Exchange
18 Dongseo University 2004 05 10 Indefinite MOU19 GIST Technology Institute 2010 11 04 1*1 MOU20 Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology 2010 06 09 5*5 MOU21 Hanbat National University 2011 07 19 5 MOU22 Hankuk University of Foreign Studies 2008 11 27 Indefinite MOU, DUD23 Hannam University 2008 5 MOU24 Hanyang University 2005 09 16 5 MOU 25 Hoseo University 2012 09 11 Indefinite MOU 26 Incheon University 1997 09 06 Indefinite MOU27 Inha University 2005 08 04 3 Exchange 28 Inje University 2005 07 08 Indefinite MOU 29 Jungwon University 2014 03 25 3 MOU30 Kangnam University 2006 08 18 5 SE31 Kangwon National University 2008 11 26 5 MOU32 Keimyung University 2003 11 10 5*5 MOU33 KISTI 2007 01 19 Indefinite MOU34 Kongju National University 2004 04 01 5*5 MOU, Exchange 35 Konkuk University 2009 03 16 5*5 MOU 36 Kookmin University 2014 02 27 5*5 MOU37 Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies 2012 06 14 Indefinite MOU38 Korea Foundation 2014 12 08 3 Agreement 39 Korea Global Leadership Academy 2009 10 10 10 months MOU40 Korea Multimedia Society 2011 03 25 5 MOU41 Korea University 2004 06 28 5*5 MOU, SE42 Korean Research Institute of Bioscience and
Biotechnology 2001 8 24 5 MOU
43 Kumoh National Institute of Technology 2007 02 15 Indefinite MOU44 Kyung Hee University 2009 6 23 5 MOU45 Kyungpook National University 2008 04 07 3*3 MOU, SE46 Kyungjin Women’s College 1997 12 24 5*5 MOU47 Kwangoon University 2008 7 28 3 MOU,
Exchange 48 Medical University of Daegu 2006 6 29 5 MOU49 Myongji University 2003 11 24 5 MOU50 Pai Chai University 1998 11 3 5 MOU51 POSCO TJ PARK 2008 09 17 Indefinite MOU 52 School of Computer Engineering and Information
Technology, University of Ulsan 2007 7 6 5 MOU
53 Sejong University 2014 12 29 5*5 MOU54 Seoul National University 2002 10 24/
2011 05 30 (SE) 5*5*5 MOU, SE
55 Seoul University of Foreign Studies 2007 10 10 Indefinite MOU56 Seung Kook Foundation 2012 04 24 5 Exchange 57 Sogang University 2007 03 14 5 MOU58 Solbridge international school of Business,
Woosong University 2011 08 26 5 MOU, SE
59 Sun Moon University 2001 01 16 5 MOU60 Sungduk College 2007 11 30 Indefinite MOU61 Sungkyunkwan University 2005 06 03 5*5 MOU, SE62 Tongmyong University of Information Technology 2002 05 08 Indefinite MOU63 Ulsan National Institute of Science and
Technology 2010 7 15 3 MOU
64 University of Incheon 2009 04 24 5*5 MOU, SE65 University of Seoul 2007 04 06 5*5 MOU, SE
KYRGYZ1 Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic 2008 11 12 3*1 MOU
LAOS1 National University of Laos 2011 01 24 5*5 MOU
MALAYSIA1 Limkokwing University 2012 09 17 5 MOU
NETHERLANDS1 University of Groningen 2012 03 26 5 MOU
NORWAY1 Department of Chemistry, University of Bergen 2006 02 16 Indefinite MOU
PAKISTAN1 Institute of Business Management 2010 03 26 5 MOU
POLAND1 Adam Mickiewicz University 2008 12 15 Indefinite MOU2 University of Silesia 2013 02 08 5 MOU
RUSSIA1 Altai State University 2012 5 7 2 MOU2 Baikal State University of Economics and Law 2008 05 14 1*1 MOU3 Buryat State University 2009 6 10/2015 5 MOU/ DUD4 Chiti State Technical University 1997 12 22 5 MOU5 Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University 2010 1 16 3 MOU6 Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution
of Higher Professional Education “North-Eastern Federal University named after M K Ammosov”
2013 04 30 5 MOU
7 Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education “Ural Federal University named after the first president of Russia B Yeltsin”
2010 04 01 5 MOU
8 Institute of Asian and African Studies, MSU 2013 07 30 3 Exchange9 Irkutsk State Academy of Economics 1994 04 27 Indefinite MOU
11 Irkutsk State University 2013 11 01 5*5 MOU12 Irkutsk State Technical University 2004 04 16 2
1*1 MOU
13 Khabarovsk State Academy of Economics and Law 2003 08 04 5*5 MOU14 Kalmyk State University 2000 12 15 undefined MOU15 Kemerovo State University 1999 09 15 Indefinite MOU16 Moscow State University 2010 04 24/ 2015 5 MOU17 MGIMO University 2012 07 14 5*5 MOU18 Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation 2011 06 08 5 MOU19 Novosibirsk State University 2011 04 27 5 MOU20 Saratov State Technical University 2009 09 23 5 MOU21 S Toraighyrov Pavlodar State University 2007 Indefinite MOU22 Tomsk Polytechnic University 2009 04 15 Indefinite MOU23 Tuvan State University 2003 1 13 5 MOU24 Russian State University for the Humanities Indefinite 5 MOU
SCOTLAND1 University of Glasgow 2012 01 25 5 MOU
SPAIN1 University of Seville 2007 07 01 3*3 MOU
TAIWAN1 College of Law, National Taiwan University 2003 07 28 5*auto MOU, SE2 Lu Chu Senior High School 2010 12 16 Indefinite Exchange3 Ming Chuan University 2006 10 18 5 MOU4 Nanhua University 2013 10 29 5 Exchange5 National Pingtung University of Education 2010 12 13 Indefinite MOU6 National University of Chengchi 2007 5 1/
2008 10 24 (SE) 5 MOU,SE
7 National Taiwan University 2005 02 04 5*5 MOU, SE8 National University of Science and Technology 2003 09 02 5 MOU9 National Tsing Hua University 2007 08 14 Indefinite MOU
10 National Yunlin University of Science and Technology
2011 09 23/ 2011 10 18 (SE) 5*5 MOU, SE
11 Taipei Medical University 2010 12 16 5 MOU12 Tamkang University 2012 12 21/
2013 02 20 (SE) 5 MOU, SE
THAILAND1 Naresuan University, Thailand 2013 02 18 5 MOU
TURKEY1 Anadolu University 2009 10 22 5*auto MOU2 Ankara University 1999 8 25 3*3 MOU3 Ataturk University 2011 06 04 5 MOU4 Ataturk University
Mevlana Exchange 2014 06 25 2016 Exchange
5 Turkish Culture and Language Institute 2011 Indefinite MOU6 Yadigar Education Foundation 2011 03 22 5*5 SE7 Yunus Emre Institute 2012 11 09 4*4 MOU
USA1 American University 2006 05 01 Indefinite MOU2 Indiana University 2003 11 14 5 MOU3 Missouri State University 2014 02 28 Indefinite MOU4 Purdue University- The School of Education of
West Lafayette 1997 07 11 Indefinite MOU
5 Queens College 2012 02 02 3 MOU6 University of Arizona 2001 05 21 5*5 MOU7 University of Washington 2009 6 9 5 MOU8 Western Washington University 2014 11 21 5 MOU
MOU = Memorandum of UnderstandingSE = Student ExchangeFE = Faculty Exchange DUD = Dual Degree Program Exchange= General Academic Agreement including SE, FE and Academic resource exchange 5*5 = automatically to be extended for 5 years after initial 5 years5*auto = automatically to be extended after initial 5 years
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2. DEVELOPING WORLD-CLASS LEARNING AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE.
3. LEADING SOCIETY THROUGH KNOWLEDGE AND CHAMPIONING EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC DOMAIN.
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