Joint Program

The School of Fine Arts and Design Technology is committed to preparing students who meet international standards through partnerships with foreign universities and educational institutions, while also collaborating with similar domestic universities, professional organizations, and employers to enhance academic quality and empower graduates.

Since 2007, the school has actively collaborated with prestigious international universities, facilitating faculty exchanges, joint professional training, exhibitions, research projects, and academic conferences to improve the effectiveness of external cooperation. Notably, students have the opportunity to participate in the “2+2 student exchange program” with universities in China, South Korea, and Russia.

Under these programs, students of DUDTDS can complete a specific period (1-2 years) of their studies at partner universities, and continue their education to graduate. Various collaborative programs are already in place and have proven successful, with many students currently enrolled.

Within the scope of this cooperation, the following universities offer student exchange opportunities:

• UMAP International Student Exchange Program
• Altai State Technical University, Barnaul, Russia
• Ulan-Ude State Pedagogical University, Russia
• Buryat State University, Russia
• Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
• Qingdao Qiu Shi Vocational and Technical College, China
• Tianjin University of Industry, China
• Keijon University, Jeonju, South Korea
• Qingdao Qiu Shi University, China

To improve the quality of the educational programs and provide practical experience for students, the school has entered into partnerships with the following professional associations and companies:

• Magtam LLC, Inner Mongolia, China
• International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG)
• Technology, Design, and Arts Research Institute of Mongolia
• Mongolian Academy of Arts and Design
• Mongolian Designers Association
• Mongolian Fashion Designers Association
• Mongolian Tailors Association
• Union of Mongolian Artists
• Bayan-Zurkh District Cultural Center
• Cashmere Holding LLC
• Mongol Costumes LLC, and others.

As of October 2024, the school has established cooperative agreements with 37 organizations, contributing to its growing network of partners.