Delgernasan Mishig, Vice dean for academic planning and quality assurance of the School of Mechanical Engineering and Transportation attended the first seminar of the Asian Logistics League Proposal held at the Incheon National University, Korea.  One of the necessities of the Asian Logistics League Proposal is to improve the logistics service level, expand the scope of economic cooperation, and promote friendship among Asian countries through utilizing the education institutes and infrastructures. The ultimate goal of this proposal is to educate experts who have the convergent and integrated knowledge and can lead global logistics industry.

At this seminar, the professors from institutes which have programs for logistics and transportation specialists in Korea, Myanmar, Mongolia, Taiwan, and Thailand participated in and give speeches and  presentations about of their universities, research, and training capabilities of the academic programs for logistics specialists. Talks which dedicated for the future cooperation were held. Over a two-day period, professors gave lectures to students of Graduate School of Logistics, Incheon National University on the logistics topics and led the discussions on the characteristics and experiences of their country as well.

Our School of Mechanical Engineering and Transportation, MUST has been cooperating with the Graduate School of Logistics, INU since 2016. A doctor and 5 master students graduated from this institute with tuition wave scholarship and there are two more students studying currently in the framework of the cooperation.