University of the Humanities

The University of the Humanities, established in 1979, is located in the centre of the capital city, Ulaanbaatar, and is one of the premier private universities in Mongolia. The University of the Humanities offers undergraduate and graduate programmes across various fields of study, including social sciences, foreign linguistics, international studies, education, psychology, business, economics, and more. Students can pursue degrees in these disciplines and gain a comprehensive understanding of the humanities.

The University of the Humanities demonstrates a strong commitment to internationalization through active participation in academic mobility, student exchange, and collaborative research. It has established 47 international partnerships in 14 countries, fostering long-term cooperation with universities and research institutions worldwide and supporting joint research, capacity building, knowledge exchange, and student mobility opportunities.

The priority areas of research include neuropsychology and positive psychology, neurolinguistics and e-learning methodology, consumer decision-making in digital marketing, contemporary issues in organisational behaviour, modern trends in human resource management, international studies, and methods of using virtual environments and smart tools in education.

With the aim of meeting the international education standards and fulfilling the academic requirements for leading higher education institutions in the Asia-Pacific region, the university has joined the Asia-Pacific Quality Network in Higher Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation.