Program goals
Train engineers responsible for information-and-communications engineering-technology operations of telecom operators, mobile operators, large mining companies, banks, and government organizations — performing network planning, expansion and modernization, generating information-communication system solutions, and providing operation and services.
By completing the Wireless Communications Engineering program, students acquire foundational knowledge and skills in communications, electronics, information technology, and software, and specialize in wireless communication technology using radio waves, cellular communication technology, satellite communication technology, and radio networks, earning a bachelor's degree.
The Wireless Communications Engineering program was first accredited by the National Council for Educational Accreditation of Mongolia in 2009, and re-accredited for the second time in 2019. It was also accredited by the ABET organization of the United States in 2018, becoming the first internationally accredited program in Northeast Asia.
This program has been implementing the CDIO (Conceive, Design, Implement, Operate) engineering education standard and methodology — adopted at more than 140 universities worldwide — since 2014.