In 1965, the Department’s foundation was to train radio-physicians and radio-electricians. Due to technique and technology’s rapid development, electronic engineers were in growing demand in Mongolia therefore NUM formed the very first class of electronics in 1990 and saw its first graduation ceremony in 1994. In 2014, the structural changes of NUM unified the Department of Electronics and the Department of Communication Technology and thus came to be the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. Young specialists educated in well developed countries make up the School’s teaching human resource and many projects including local and international are tasked among them with the results used in manufacturing and with the Department already gaining the leading status in the sector, the framework of research has expanded.

• Electronics Engineering
• Communication Technology
• Computer Engineering
• Renewals energy