| Application Process

Important Dates for Undergraduate Students

We recommend all prospective students who want to to enroll in MUST to read this academic timeline for international applicants.  It describes three separate and coherent processes: (1) admission, (2) visa application, and (3) class selection. You should complete these three processes one by one according to the following sequence.

1. It begins with the admission. You should apply to the undergraduate program you selected. The first box shows when the admission begins and ends in the Fall and Spring semesters. You should apply to our undergraduate programs within those periods. 
2. Then you should complete the visa application. The second box shows the period of visa application. Only selected international students who passed the admission examination can apply for the visa.
3. Finally, you should select your courses for the given semester.  The third box describes when students select their courses in the Fall and Spring semesters at MUST. Students who have a student visa can select courses. 

You can download the list of our university's bachelor degree programs:

• List of our MUST's bachelor degree programs.

You can download our policy and regualtions about our university's international admission  and the academic policy for undergraduate students from the below list:

• Regulation for Bachelor Study Program;

• Regulation on International Student Recruitment;

• Regulation of Examination for Bachelor Degree Program at MUST;

• Regulation for Industrial Training (Internship) Course of Bachelor Degree of MUST.

The schedules below are subject to change without prior notice. 

Admission Eligibility

Applicants who have completed high school should fulfill all of the following requirements to apply to MUST undergraduate programs as international students before the admission period:

• Applicant must be a foreign citizen, not a Mongolian citizens;
• Foreign citizens who have a certificate of full secondary education.

The information box that is shown below shows two general requirements for undergraduate applicants.