
BACHELOR'S PROGRAM
Business and Management
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Tourism Management
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Executive management
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Marketing Management
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Business administration
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Accounting
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Mongolian Language and Literature Education
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Journalism and Media Technology
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Primary Education
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Preschool Education
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Law
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Public administration
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English Language Education
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Korean Language Education
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Chinese Language Education
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Japanese Language Education
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Computer Programming
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Information Technology
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Food Technology
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Nutrition and Food studies
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Mongolian Studies
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Educational Management
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Business Administration (MBA)
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Sociology
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Law
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Sociology
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Mongolian Studies
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Educational Studies
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PTI Program ( Practice, Training and Income )
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UCLAN Program
Bachelor’s Degree Program in Mongolian Language and Literature Education
The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Mongolian Language and Literature Education is an accredited program recognized by the National Accreditation Council. Students admitted to the program have the opportunity to study with 100% government-funded scholarships, subject to applicable regulations.
Program Objective
The program aims to prepare competent and creative teachers by fostering professional skills tailored to individual learners’ characteristics and educational needs.
Program Learning Outcomes / Educational Objectives
Objective 1 (PEO-1):
Graduates will be able to express themselves effectively, develop and apply critical and creative thinking, generate innovative ideas, work collaboratively, conduct research using scientific methodologies, and propose well-reasoned solutions to complex problems.
Objective 2 (PEO-2):
Graduates will acquire the ability to analyze and evaluate social and institutional systems, including human rights, freedoms, values, and human development, from a comprehensive and critical perspective.
Objective 3 (PEO-3):
Graduates will demonstrate advanced knowledge and skills in linguistics, including language structure, meaning, content, form, variation, culture, and cognition. They will be able to analyze, interpret, and apply linguistic theories and research findings effectively in educational and scholarly contexts.
Objective 4 (PEO-4):
Graduates will develop competencies in literary studies, including literary theory, traditions, history, genres, movements, and criticism. Through literature and the arts, they will enhance cultural awareness, ethical values, communication skills, aesthetic appreciation, and civic engagement.
Objective 5 (PEO-5):
Graduates will gain in-depth knowledge of the history, development, cultural significance, and usage of the Mongolian written language. They will be capable of conducting research, producing analytical interpretations, and applying their expertise in educational and academic settings.
Duration of Study
4 years
