Language and Civilisation Institute

The Mongolian Language and Civilization Institute (KLCI) of the University of Mongolia stands as a dedicated institution focused on promoting linguistic research and cultural understanding within Mongolia, particularly in the field of Mongolian language and civilization. Established in 1996, the institute specializes in doctoral programs across a range of disciplines including linguistics, historical studies, anthropology, and education, all with a strong focus on Mongolian heritage. KLCI distinguishes itself as a center for advanced research, offering specialized training to scholars and fostering collaborative initiatives that bridge academic theory with practical application.

The Institute's core missions involve supporting scholarly endeavors; it’s primary goal is to produce high quality publications and maintain an active international network promoting the study of Mongolian language and culture through multiple projects across Asia. It consistently delivers a strong emphasis on bilingual education as a critical component to preserve and enhance the knowledge of Mongolian heritage. KLCI has received significant funding for its program from private donors, further solidifying its independent goal to be a leading institution within Mongolia’s research landscape.. The institute continuously enhances its facilities through strategic investments in modern technology and resource allocation, all while maintaining a commitment to providing high-quality educational opportunities.

KLCI’s Bachelor and Masters programs are designed with the aim of producing well-rounded graduates capable of contributing meaningfully to both Mongolian society and the broader global scholarship on Central Asian history and culture. The institution actively collaborates with international partners offering exchange programs. The institute's strategic location in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia positions it as a vital hub for research and education dedicated to enhancing Mongolia’s intellectual prowess through linguistic innovation and cultural preservation.