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Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar
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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, with about 80% of the English teaching staff foreign; after-school clubs in English run each semester.
Deutsche Schule UB provides a bilingual learning experience in German and English. The school offers a full cycle of education—from primary through upper secondary—based on the Mongolian National Curriculum. The program is described as trilingual education.
Student exchange programs include one-month exchanges at partner schools in Asia and Europe, one-month intensive language immersion at a language center in Germany, and the opportunity to study for one academic year at a PASCH partner school in Germany.
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.
