Монгол Улсын Консерватори нь бүтцийн 4 мэргэжлийн сургууль, төрөлжсөн сургалттай Ерөнхий боловсролын сургууль, 4 зөвлөл, 5 алба нэгжтэй, бакалавр, магистр, докторын түвшний 1500 гаруй суралцагсад, 300 гаруй эрдэмтэн багш, ажилтантай, шаталсан сургалтаар мэргэжил эзэмшүүлж, Монголын урлагийн салбарт өндөр ур чадвар бүхий мэргэжилтэн бэлтгэж буй урлагийн боловсролын эх ундарга сургууль юм.

   Монгол Улсын Консерватори нь 80 гаруй жилийн түүхэн хөгжлийнхээ явцад Театрын дэргэдэх Уран сайхны сургуулиас эхлэлтэй, Хөгжимт драматик сургууль, Театр хөгжмийн дунд сургууль, Хөгжим бүжгийн дунд сургууль, Хөгжим бүжгийн коллеж зэрэг нэртэй үйл ажиллагаа явуулж, Монголын урлагийн боловсролын системийг бий болгон төлөвшүүлэхэд ихээхэн үүрэг гүйцэтгэсэн бөгөөд Боловсрол, Соёл, Шинжлэх ухаан, Спортын сайдын 2017 оны 08 сарын 24-ны А/84 тоот тушаалаар зэрэглэл ахиж, Монгол Улсын Консерватори (хөгжмийн дээд боловсролын байгууллага) болсон билээ.

   Монгол улсын мэргэжлийн урлагийн салбарын мэргэжлийн боловсон хүчний 70%, зөвхөн мэргэжлийн хөгжимчдийн 87%-ийг манай төгсөгчид эзэлж байгаа нь бидний бахархал юм.

   Монгол Улсын Консерватори нь урлагийн дээд боловрол, шинжлэх ухаанд тавигдах шаардлага, үндэсний болон олон улсын шалгуур үзүүлэлт, стандартыг хангахуйц сургалт, судалгааны түвшинг олон улсын жишигт хүргэх зорилт тавин ажиллаж байна.

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Mongolian State Conservatory has 86 years of successful history.

The Conservatory was founded in 1937 as an “Art School” and has changed its status several times. In 1945, it became Music and Drama School; in 1949, the School of Music and Theatre; in 1959, the Music and Dance School; in 1991, Music and Dance College; and in 2017, the school received a new status, the Mongolian State Conservatory.

In 1937, the school had only 28 students and three employees, with two classes for music and drama. During its development for 86 years, the school educated specialists in national and classical music, Mongolian and classical dance, Mongolian traditional long song singers, opera singers, composers, music researchers, circus, and movie actors. From 1950 to the 1960s, the school had a program for sculptors, painters, and engraving specialists—graduates of our conservatory account for about 70% of total Mongolian professional art workers. Almost 90% of artists from the leading art organizations in Mongolia, such as the Mongolian Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet, State Philharmonic, National Grand Theatre for Folk Art, The State Morin Khuur Ensemble, Military Ensemble for Songs and Dances, graduated from the Mongolian State Conservatory. The five schools within the conservatory structure operate today: The School of Classical Music, National Music, Music Theory and Vocal Art, Dance and Circus School, and General Education School. We educate in hierarchical training, pupils starting at age 6, and students for a Master’s degree program.

The graduates of our Conservatory are performing worldwide and winning Grand Prix and other prizes from prestigious music competitions. D.Altankhuyag became one of the eight famous male ballet artists in the world: O.Anujin won first prize from the Korean International Ballet Competition 2018, third prize from the Shanghai International Ballet Competition, Temuujin won the Grand Prix from the Asian Beat 2011 Grand Finale in Seoul, gold medal from the Delphic Games 2009 in Jeju, opera singer Ch. Badral won Grand-Prix in several opera competitions, first prize in Competizione dell Opera in Austria, and currently acts as a soloist at the La Scala Opera in Milan. Our circus program graduates are well-known worldwide. They earned the Golden medal from the Wuhan 2018 International Circus Festival in China and hold eight world records.  The artist faculty members and students of the Mongolian State Conservatory have been performing in prestigious concert halls of the world, such as Carnegie Hall in New York, World Music Center, Millennium Stage Hall, UN Hall, Vienna Concert Hall, Buckingham Palace in London, UNESCO Hall in Paris, De La Ville Theatre, Beijing Opera and Concert Hall, Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow, Suntory Hall in Japan, King`s Palace in Korea.

Mongolian State Conservatory is expanding its international relationship with conservatories in Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Saint-Petersburg, Italy, Bulgaria, Poland, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Armenia, USA, Korea, Germany, Spain and Japan.