Accreditation
In the pursuit of excellence in teaching and research, accreditations are vital for GMIT. We actively oversee our activities and regularly seek independent evaluations of our university through both national and international accreditations. As part of our Quality Assurance strategy, we are dedicated to continuously reviewing, assessing, and improving the quality of our degree programs (overseen by the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs), research endeavors (managed by the Vice-Rector for Research), and administrative support processes (handled by the Rectorate's Office).
In 2019, GMIT was granted Institutional Accreditation at a national level by the Mongolian National Council for Education Accreditation (MNCEA) as well as the International Program Accreditation by the “German Accreditation, Certification, and Quality Assurance Institute ACQUIN”. On the ACQUIN website and the European Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education (EQAR), GMIT is recognized as an accredited higher education institution under its German name: Deutsch-Mongolische Hochschule für Rohstoffe und Technologie (DMHT).
Accreditation involves a comprehensive process where a peer group of experts appointed by accrediting bodies like MNCEA or ACQUIN evaluate the institute's quality and degree programs. The assessments at GMIT included an on-site visit by a team of experts focusing on evaluating the degree program's international aspects, graduates' employability prospects, and the industry's expectations regarding practical education. Typically, accreditations are granted for a five-year term. In 2024, GMIT will seek re-accreditation for existing bachelor's programs and initial accreditation for new degree programs introduced in 2021.
Accreditation involves a comprehensive process where a peer group of experts appointed by accrediting bodies like MNCEA or ACQUIN evaluate the institute's quality and degree programs. The assessments at GMIT included an on-site visit by a team of experts focusing on evaluating the degree program's international aspects, graduates' employability prospects, and the industry's expectations regarding practical education. Typically, accreditations are granted for a five-year term. In 2024, GMIT will seek re-accreditation for existing bachelor's programs and initial accreditation for new degree programs introduced in 2021.
Furthermore, GMIT is officially recognized by the Ministry of Education and Science (MEDS), and holds Institutional Accreditation from the Mongolian National Council for Education Accreditation (MNCEA).
To ensure our students' future career success, it has been crucial to align all GMIT degree programs with European University standards following the Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European Higher Education Area (ESG). The International Program Accreditation conducted in 2019 by ACQUIN was essential in this regard. ACQUIN operates internationally across key regions such as Europe, Africa, America, and Asia, holding memberships in prestigious international networks like the European Network for Quality Assurance (ENQA), the European University Association (EUA), and the International Network for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (INQAAHE).
