Transportation Institute information

Transportation Institute contact details

Country	Mongolia
City	Ulaanbaatar
Province
Address	Peace Avenue 44 Bayangol district
Postal code / Zip code
Website	http://www.insttrans.mn
Phone number	+976 (21) 242-262 +976 (21) 242-273 +976(21) 242-274
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Fax number	+976 (21) 242-270

Transportation Institute General informations

Private / Public	Public
Primary religion	undefined
Year of foundation	1953
Number of employees	54 in (2017-2018)
Number of students	1300 in (2017-2018)
School year	-
Tuition Fees	-
Other locations/campus	-
Admission requirements	-
Academic languages	Mongolian

Transportation Institute officers and staff

Head (Director)

P. Purevsuren

Transportation Institute degree programs and certifications

1- Bachelor's Degree

Subjects:

Railway Transport

2- Master's Degree

Subjects:

Railway Transport

Transportation Institute divisions and departments

1- Railway Transport

Subjects:

Railway Transport

Transportation Institute overview

Transportation Institute is one of the most known universities in Mongolia more exactly in Ulaanbaatar.
The university is located in Peace Avenue 44 Bayangol district ,can be joined on their phone number +976 (21) 242-262 +976 (21) 242-273 +976(21) 242-274 or even by fax on +976 (21) 242-270 for more details and to check their latest news you can visit the univerisity website http://www.insttrans.mn.
Transportation Institute is classed as Public school and has been founded in 1953, this university has more than 54 staff and employees in the years 2017-2018 while 1300 students where attending in the same year.
Transportation Institute has Mongolian as a first language.
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