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About Mongolian National University of Art and Culture

The Mongolian National University of Arts and Culture (MNUAC), one of the six state universities in the country, is the largest and leading university in the field of Arts and Culture of Mongolia. Established as a university 31 years ago, MNUAC has accomplished its most important goals: 1) to consolidate a new training and education curriculum for the study, promotion, and dissemination of the cultural heritage of Eastern and Western civilizations; and 2) to hand over to future generations the rich heritage and practice of Mongolia’s folk arts and culture. The Mongolian National University of Arts and Culture has six subsidiary schools: School of Music Arts; School of Theatre Arts; School of Fine Arts and Design; School of Broadcasting and Media Arts; School of Culture; and School of Dance Arts. On top of Music and Dance College in Zavkhan Province, Foreign Language Institute, Culture and Art Research institute, Badmaarag High School, three centers, 25 academic departments, six administrative departments, and six shared core resource facilities, financed by MNUAC’s administrative fund, to serve common needs across the entire University. These include: - the Student Theatre; Library; Student Development Center; Information Center; our eco-camp “Harztai,” and a voice recording studio. The University employs 480 professors (282 full time teachers, 198 contractual and part time teachers), 197 administrative staff. We currently have 4175 students consisting of 175 doctorate, 395 postgraduate students, 3177 graduate students and 424 pupils at Badmaarag High School.