Established in 1995, Mongol Deed Surguuli, also known as Ider University, stands proudly as a respected private university in Ulaanbaatar. It’s consistently ranked among Mongolia’s top 10 private universities. Mongol Deed Surguuli boasts accreditation from the Mongolian Ministry of Education at an Advanced Level. It also holds accreditation from the US Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), a significant achievement. The university offers a diverse range of bachelor’s and master’s degrees. These include English, Business Administration, Accounting, Sociology, Social Work, Mongolian Language and Journalism, Food Production Technology, Computer Engineering, and Tourism Management. Mongol Deed Surguuli also provides online degree programs at both bachelor’s and master’s levels, all conducted in English. The online bachelor’s degrees cover Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, International Business, and Marketing. For those seeking a graduate degree, Mongol Deed Surguuli offers an online MBA specializing in leadership and management. Located in downtown Ulaanbaatar, the campus encompasses 2000 square meters. It houses a library, two computer labs, an aerobics room, a tennis room, a cafeteria, and even chess and billiard rooms. The main academic building has been recently renovated. It now boasts modern student common areas, updated classrooms, and state-of-the-art technology. Beyond its academic offerings, Mongol Deed Surguuli fosters numerous international partnerships with universities and higher education organizations worldwide. These include institutions in the USA, England, China, and South Korea. Among these are student and faculty exchange programs with several American universities, including Lincoln Memorial University, LeTourneau University, and Brenau University. Mongol Deed Surguuli represents a blend of modern education with a commitment to international collaboration, a testament to its dedication to providing quality education in the heart of Mongolia.
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