Qualifications System Mongolia
Implemented these activities regarding NQF Final Mongolia’s NQF The MNQF was legally introduced through Article 17 of the revised Labor Law (2021) and reinforced by the General Law on Education (2023). Article 24 authorizes the Government of Mongolia to adopt the framework, while Article 17.13 assigns responsibility for its implementation and management to education quality […]
Higher Education System Mongolian
According to the Higher Education Law, the higher education degree is structured hierarchically in four successive levels; diploma (somewhat equal to US associate degree), bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate. Higher Education Law states that higher education programs can be delivered in various modes; day-time (somewhat equivalent to full-time in other countries), evening, correspondence and extramural forms. […]
Basic Education System Mongolian
The Mongolian education system was imported from Soviet in 1940, which started from the founding of the National University of Mongolia in 1942 and Mongolian National Defense University in 1921. At this time Soviet used the Russian traditional education system which is not divided into undergraduate and graduate degrees. This model of university has a […]
Mongolia
Mongolia Mongolian National Council for Education Accreditation (MNCEA) 3rd floor, San Business Center, Prime Minister A.Amar street, Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia 14200 Phone Number: (+976) 70109391 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.mncea.edu.mn Ministry of Education Mongolia 14200 Baga toiruu 44, Government building-3, Sukhbaatar district, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Phone Number: (+976) 51 – 262227 E-mail:[email protected] Website: www.en.moe.gov.mn Education Education In […]
Mobility of higher education students, institutions and programmes (pojects)
Projects/initiatives The major initiatives of the Government of Japan for the internationalization of higher education include: Top Global University Project (スーパーグローバル大学創成支援事業) The Top Global University Project is a funding project that aims to enhance the international competitiveness of higher education in Japan. It provides support for world-class and innovative universities that lead the internationalization of Japanese universities. […]
Mobility of higher education students, institutions and programmes (policies).
Policies The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) promotes strategic bilateral exchanges in order to foster human resources who can play an active role in global society, and also to receive excellent students and researchers from abroad. The diagram below explains Japan’s major policies on inbound and outbound student mobility. Regarding inbound […]
Mobility of higher education students, institutions and programmes (policies)
Trends Results of annual surveys on international students in Japan conducted by the Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO) are available here.
List of Recognized Higher Education Institutions Japan
A search can be conducted for all recognized higher education institutions in Japan here. Descriptions of each type of higher education institution are provided here.
QA of HEIs japan
In accordance with the School Education Act, the following two systems comprise the quality assurance approach for higher education in Japan: Each higher education institution conducts autonomous and independent quality assurance (internal quality assurance) on education and research activities. In addition, there are public quality assurance systems in place which function together with standards for […]
NIC/Activities
NIC (National Information Center for Academic Recognition Japan) The National Information Center for Academic Recognition Japan (NIC-Japan) was established on September 1, 2019 as Japan’s official NIC within the National Institution for Academic Degrees and Quality Enhancement of Higher Education (NIAD-QE). It aims to ensure the credibility of Japanese higher education qualifications and to facilitate recognition […]