MoU signed with Mongol Koosen College of Technology
MoU signed with Mongol Koosen College of Technology
The International Institute for Central Asian
Studies (IICAI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Academic and
Research Cooperation with the Mongol Koosen College of Technology. The
memorandum was signed by Prof. Sergelen Munkh-Ochir, Director and Founder of
the college as a result of a series of consultations and negotiations that
helped to identify the areas of mutual interest and potential cooperation.
The Mongol Koosen College (https://www.mk.edu.mn/) of Technology was established in
2014 under the auspices of the Institute of Engineering and Technology and is
the first institution outside of Japan to follow “Kosen” Japanese education
system developed following the end of the Second World War to expedite the training
of engineers. The first cohort of 64 students graduated from the College in
2019 to be now employed by leading Japanese companies or continue education in
Japan. Currently, the College has 276 students and employs 30 instructors as
well as 18 staff members.
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