Postgraduate training
Postgraduate Training Center: admission, graduation, areas of specialisation, curricula and affiliated hospitals.
Admission
The MNUMS Postgraduate Training Center admits trainees in the following main areas in order to continuously improve the knowledge and skills of doctors and health professionals.
Core specialisation training (Residency)
Postgraduate residency training for core specialisation is intended for graduates with a medical education and prepares trainees for core specialties in specific fields. Admission registration and related guidance are announced under a dedicated programme.
Subspecialty and continuing professional development training (doctors and other health professionals)
Scope: Medical Doctor, Doctor of Dental Surgery, Doctor of Traditional Medicine, Pharmacist, Biomedical Specialist, Public Health Researcher.
Type of training: Specialised qualification and professional development training.
Subspecialty and continuing professional development training (nursing, other medical professionals)
Scope: Specialists such as Nurses, Midwives, Pharmacy Technicians, Laboratory Assistants, Diagnostic Imaging Technicians and Feldshers.
Type of training: Specialised nursing qualification and professional development training.
General organisation of admission
- Duration: Admission to the programme is organised every year in the spring and autumn semesters. Registration for the spring semester takes place during the 1st–3rd weeks of February, and classes begin on 1 March.
- Registration: Applicants via the online system (admission.mnums.edu.mn) to register.
- Training bases: Training is conducted at MNUMS-affiliated hospitals and 74 clinical base hospitals.