CITI University’s annual April research conference for faculty and students has concluded for the 2024–2025 academic year. Constituent schools first held internal conferences and selected papers for the university-wide event. This year, six schools presented research in two groups. The conference offered students opportunities to conduct research, develop ideas and strengthen professional skills, while supporting faculty research. Six faculty members and six students received awards, and supervisors of the selected student projects received certificates and cash prizes.
Conference Groups:
Group I: School of Law, School of Business and School of Humanities
Group II: School of Beauty Sciences, School of Arts, and School of Architecture and Design
GROUP I — FACULTY:
First place: B. Odongerel, Director of the School of Law
Topic: “Improving Proceedings in Cases Involving Minors”
Second place: R. Oyunbadam, School of Law lecturer
Topic: “The Constitution and the Death Penalty: Criminal Law Reform and Current Challenges”
Third place: G. Naransaruul, School of Business lecturer
Topic: “University students’ perceptions and use of AI: Insights into skill development and challenges”
STUDENTS:
First place: D. Gerelmaa, second-year School of Business student
Topic: “Social Media User Behaviour”
Supervisor: G. Altantovch
Second place: T. Nomin-Erdene, first-year School of Law student
Topic: “Property Rights of Women Herders”
Supervisor: E. Nyamjav
Third place: N. Enkhchimeg, third-year School of Business student
Topic: “Income and Expenditure Patterns of Single People and Young Families”
Supervisor: Sh. Batdelger
GROUP II — FACULTY:
First place: B. Baigal-Erdene, School of Architecture and Design lecturer
Topic: “Techniques for Increasing Learner Engagement and Participation in Lectures: Peer Teaching”
Second place: G. Gantugs, School of Beauty Sciences lecturer
Topic: “The Effects of Electronic Cigarettes (Vaping) on the Respiratory System”. Third place: G. Bor, School of Beauty Sciences lecturer
Topic: “Evidence-Based, Patient-Centred Nursing Care to Improve Services for Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis”
STUDENTS:
First place: I. Nomin, fourth-year Aesthetics and Cosmetology student, School of Beauty Sciences
Topic: “Making and Using Make-up Brushes from Goat Hair”
Supervisor: L. Maralmaa
Second place: Kh. Nandin-Erdene, School of Architecture and Design student
Topic: “Developing a New Convertible Traditional Garment Design”
Supervisor: B. Altankhaich
Third place: S. Uuriinsaran, fourth-year Nursing student, School of Beauty Sciences
Topic: “Assessing the Soft Skills of Intensive Care Nurses”
Supervisor: G. Bor
The conference was supported by Netcapital Finance Corporation, a non-bank financial institution.
The university thanks the presenting faculty and students and their supervisors, and congratulates the award recipients.
