Abstract
In this study, we conducted a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the development policy and planning documents of our country, the quantitative and statistical data of the last 5 years of studies of students in this field, and the research data obtained from 86 educational institutions to determine the status and prospects of higher education of engineering technology in Mongolia. Due to the growing demand in the labor market for higher education specialists in engineering technology at the level of Mongolia, it is necessary to develop material and human resource planning for training qualified engineers and technicians in accordance with the development policy of active economic sectors.
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