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Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School
Introduction
Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar (DSUB) is a German international school in Mongolia offering a continuous education path for grades 1–12. The school follows the Mongolian National Curriculum and delivers bilingual instruction in German and English, with Mongolian language and culture integrated into the program. A Life Skills Program promotes health, essential life skills, and community service, alongside participation in artistic, athletic, and cultural activities to support holistic development. DSUB collaborates with Die Zentralstelle fur das Auslandsschulwesen (ZfA) and is a PASCH partner Schule, reinforcing its commitment to German-language education and cultural exchange. Students can participate in a Student Exchange Program with partner schools in Asia and Europe, a one-month language immersion in Germany, and a one-year study option at a PASCH partner school in Germany. German language courses lead to DSD I/II and DSD-related diplomas; English follows the Oxford ELT program. The school emphasizes language proficiency, international opportunities, and community engagement.
Annual tuition at Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar ranges from MNT 9,000,000 to MNT 11,000,000 for 2026/27.
Application fee - No specific application or non-refundable registration fee amount is published in the school's publicly available payment information.
Tuition fees (annual) — by year group - Kindergarten / Early years: (not separately listed on payment sheet). - Primary (Grade 1–5): MNT 9,000,000 per academic year. - Lower secondary (Grade 6–9): MNT 10,000,000 per academic year. - Upper secondary (Grade 10–12): MNT 11,000,000 per academic year. - Per-term amounts are not published in the payment sheet; only annual tuition figures are shown.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Enrollment proceeds to a formal finance agreement after submission of application documents; the school executes a contract with the finance office for payment terms. - The payment information sheet lists bank accounts for direct bank transfers (see “Fee payment options” below) and instructs payers to include the student's class and full name as the payment reference. The payment sheet also states that parents should not make informal or direct cash payments to staff. - No detailed public schedule of invoice dates, installment amounts or automatic per-term billing amounts is published on the payment sheet; exact billing dates and installment plan are handled via the finance agreement.
Boarding fees - Boarding is not offered; the school operates as a day school (no boarding facilities or boarding fees are listed).
Other costs and typical additional charges - Uniform (one‑off): MNT 60,000 – MNT 200,000 (depending on items chosen). - Meal card (one‑off card fee): MNT 10,000. - School lunch (annual) — listed as an item on the payment sheet but no fixed annual price is published on the sheet. - Monthly bus service — bus service is provided through contracted school buses; route sign‑up and fees are managed separately with the school administration or the contracted bus company and no fixed monthly amount is posted on the payment sheet. - Foreign‑language textbooks and other learning materials — listed as an additional cost category; specific prices are not listed on the payment sheet and are billed as required. - The payment sheet includes a note forbidding unofficial extra payments to teachers or staff.
Discounts and sibling policy - A sibling discount is available: when more than one child from the same family is enrolled, a discount of 5–10% is applied to the youngest child's tuition.
Refund information - No explicit public refund policy (refund percentages or deadlines for early withdrawal) is printed on the payment information sheet. Refunds and any penalties for withdrawal are handled under the school's finance agreement.
Fee payment options - Bank transfer to the school's listed accounts is the publicly documented payment method; the payment information sheet gives the school's beneficiary name and multiple bank account numbers for deposits. The payment sheet requests the payment reference to include class and the student's full name. Account details shown on the payment sheet include (as printed): - HАС BANK: 500 240 0209. - GOLOMT BANK: 140 510 9378. - KHAAN BANK: 501 319 8080. - X.X.B (listed): 470 018 800. - No public statement on the payment sheet confirms acceptance of credit‑card payments or online card processing; bank transfer is the clearly documented option.
How the school coordinates bus, meals and other optional services - Bus service is provided through contracted buses; parents register and arrange payment via the school administration. - Meal services and textbooks are listed as additional charge categories; precise charges for annual lunch plans and textbooks are not fixed on the payment sheet and are billed or communicated separately.
Summary of search and available data - A downloadable payment information sheet (payment/fees summary) is publicly available and lists the annual tuition amounts above, the sibling discount, uniform and meal‑card fees, bank account details for transfers, and administrative contact numbers. - The payment information sheet provides only annual tuition figures; it does not publish an itemized per‑term fee schedule, a stated application or registration fee amount, detailed installment dates or a public refund table. Billing cadence, installments and refund terms are handled through the school's finance agreement.
Contact details for payment and finance queries (as published on the payment pages): - Phone: +976 11 354 038 / +976 8300 0011. - Email: info@germanschool.edu.mn.
Academics
Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar teaches Myanmar Curriculum.
Curriculum
Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar provides a full cycle of education—primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary—based on the Mongolian National Curriculum, aligned with national standards. It offers a bilingual learning experience in German and English, and includes a Life Skills Program that promotes health, essential life skills, and community service, as well as participation in artistic, athletic, and cultural activities to support holistic development. The school runs a Student Exchange Program with partner schools in Asia and Europe, offers one-month language immersion in Germany, and provides a one-year study option at a PASCH partner school in Germany. German language courses cover DSD I, DSD II, and A1/A2 level certificates; English language courses use the Oxford ELT program (University of Oxford), with after-school clubs.
Exam Results
DSD I and DSD II examinations are officially administered under the DSD program. In 2021, 115 students from grades 5–12 took part in DSD I and DSD II; all participants passed and diplomas were awarded on November 15. In the 2020–2021 period, 87% of participants passed the DSD II exam.
Higher Education Progression
Among the 29 graduates in the 2023–2024 academic year, 21 are studying abroad: 14 in Germany, 3 in the United States, 2 in Japan, and 2 in Canada. Of those heading to Germany, 3 will attend Darmstadt preparatory college, 10 will attend Marburg preparatory college, and 1 will pursue nursing training in Marburg.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school fosters open, respectful citizenship and lifelong learning. Open citizen: expresses own views clearly, respects others, asks questions when unsure, collaborates in teams, and engages with written, visual, and spoken information. Innovator: solves problems, considers multiple perspectives, pursues ongoing self-development, and acts with integrity. Lifelong learner: takes responsibility for learning, participates in after‑school activities to grow, shares knowledge, sets goals, and manages time. Active citizen: cares for the environment and community, makes responsible decisions, protects health and safety for self and others, and understands rights. Diligent citizen: manages time well, works independently and with others, seeks and shares new information, uses up‑to‑date technology, and remains eager to learn.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
German language instruction is offered within the European framework, with DSD I and DSD II diplomas and A1/A2 certificates available under the program. Passing these examinations enables admission to universities and colleges in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland without language tests and provides a lifelong language credential. There is a summer immersion program with German teachers for immersive language learning. English language training uses the Oxford ELT program (since 2019–2020) with about 80% of teaching staff being foreign. After‑school electives include Public Speaking, Drama, Book Club, and Journalism from 14:40 to 15:20 each term.
Mental Wellbeing
Life‑skills education is an integral part of the curriculum, teaching students to protect their health, learn essential living skills, participate in humanitarian activities, and engage in arts, sports, and aesthetics with peers, supporting collaborative learning and holistic wellbeing.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Complete the online application form. This starts the admissions process. The form collects essential information for the following steps. After submission, proceed to the next step. 2. Schedule a meeting with us. The meeting is part of the admissions process. It provides an opportunity to discuss the applicant and to receive next steps. After the meeting, you will receive information about the programs and requirements. 3. Receive detailed information about our educational programs. The information covers the structure and content of the programs offered. It helps families understand how the programs align with their goals. Further steps will be explained during the process. 4. Take a tour of the school's learning environment. The tour shows classrooms and facilities and offers a sense of daily life at the school. It helps applicants and families experience the learning atmosphere firsthand. The tour is an important part of the admissions process. 5. Participate in an oral interview or entrance exam. The interview or exam assesses the applicant's readiness for admission. The results guide the next steps in the process. Depending on the outcome, you move toward enrollment. 6. Sign a training contract based on the interview and exam results. The contract formalizes enrollment and sets expectations for participation. It confirms the terms of training and attendance.
FAQs
What curriculum does Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar follow?
Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar provides a full cycle of education—primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary—based on the Mongolian National Curriculum, aligned with national standards.
What are the tuition fees at Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar?
Annual tuition ranges from approximately RM9,000,000 to RM11,000,000. **Application fee**
- No specific application or non-refundable registration fee amount is published in the school's publicly available payment information.
**Tuition fees (annual) — by year group**
What are the school hours at Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar?
School hours 08:00–16:00 on weekdays
Does Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar provide additional learning support?
Бүтргүүлэх Холбоо барих БИДНИЙ ТУХАЙ Дэлгэрэнгүй Die Zentralstelle fur das Auslandsschulwesen (ZfA) буюу XБНГУ-ын хилийн чанад дахь ЕБС-ын асуудал эрхэлсэн Төв Газартай хамтран ажилладаг, ХБНГУ-аас хилийн чанадад үйл ажиллагаа явуулж буй түнш 1-12-р ангийн сургалттай (PASCH: Schule partner der Zukun
What languages are taught at Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar?
German language courses include DSD I and DSD II exam preparation under the Common European Framework, with A1 and A2 certificates. These qualifications enable admission to universities in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. English language courses implement the Oxford ELT program for grades 1-12, w
How do I apply to Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar?
1. Complete the online application form. This starts the admissions process. The form collects essential information for the following steps. After submission, proceed to the next step. 2. Schedule a meeting with us. The meeting is part of the admissions process. It provides an opportunity to discus
What wellbeing support does Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar provide?
The school fosters open, respectful citizenship and lifelong learning. Open citizen: expresses own views clearly, respects others, asks questions when unsure, collaborates in teams, and engages with written, visual, and spoken information. Innovator: solves problems, considers multiple perspectives,
Does Deutsche Schule Ulaanbaatar offer English language support?
German language instruction is offered within the European framework, with DSD I and DSD II diplomas and A1/A2 certificates available under the program. Passing these examinations enables admission to universities and colleges in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland without language tests and provides
What extracurricular activities are available?
The school provides after-school clubs in painting, theatre, and public speaking. German theatre performances are part of school events, showcasing student talent. Student artworks are exhibited and celebrated, with various arts-focused activities during events such as spring fairs.
