Educo Mundo is an education consultancy holding representative agreements in Mongolia with leading universities worldwide. We do not forward applications and hope. We advise, we prepare, and we give each student the information, the support and the sound counsel they need, through to enrolment.
Every institution below is one we hold a signed representative agreement with. That is what lets us speak to entry requirements, intake dates and scholarship decisions with authority — rather than relaying a brochure.
Glion & Bulle, Switzerland · London, UK
Gold PartnerConsistently among the top institutions worldwide for hospitality and leisure management. The route for students whose decision is driven by ranking and international placement.
Crans-Montana, Switzerland · Marbella, Spain · Abu Dhabi
Gold PartnerEntrepreneurial in character, with strong industry placement across three campuses. Marbella suits students who want the Swiss curriculum at a Spanish cost of living.
Paris & Yssingeaux, France
Gold PartnerFounded by Alain Ducasse. Culinary and pastry arts at the level the name implies — for students whose ambition is the kitchen itself rather than the management office.
Lucerne & Zurich, Switzerland
Three-year bachelor with paid internship semesters built into the structure, so a substantial part of tuition is earned back during study. Our most practical answer on cost.
Caux & Leysin, Switzerland
Two campuses in former grand hotels above Lake Geneva, with resort and event management at the centre of the curriculum. Large, international, and strongly operational.
Brig, Switzerland
Swiss university-accredited degrees carrying the Ritz name. The Brig campus sits in a German-speaking canton, which matters for students who want that language environment alongside an English-taught degree.
Montreux, Switzerland
Swiss hospitality method paired with an American business curriculum, in a town where French is the working language. Our usual recommendation for French-speaking students heading toward hospitality business.
Le Bouveret & Brig, Switzerland
Swiss culinary and pastry training with the business layer built in — for students who intend to run the kitchen and eventually the company that owns it.
Geneva, Switzerland · Barcelona & Madrid, Spain
Where a student's interest is international relations, diplomacy or global business rather than hospitality, this is the route — with the option to move between campuses during the degree.
Geneva, Switzerland
Small, specialised, and sited among the international organisations its graduates go on to work in. The choice for students genuinely aiming at diplomacy and multilateral work rather than corporate business.
Milan & Rome, Italy · London, UK
Italy's largest private academy of fine arts and design. The right route for students whose portfolio matters more than their mathematics grade.
Milan, Florence, Paris & London
Fashion, design and art since 1935, with the industry network that comes from sitting inside Milan's fashion district rather than near it.
London, Boston, San Francisco, Dubai
Business education built around campus rotation — students can study across continents within a single degree. Triple-accredited and heavily employment-focused.
Barcelona, Spain
Postgraduate only: masters in A.I., data, product and UX design, in English in Barcelona or online, awarded by Barcelona Technology School and the IL3-University of Barcelona. The masters ask for professional experience — a route for working graduates, not school-leavers.
Nilai, Subang Jaya, Penang & Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
UK, Australian and American degree routes taught in Malaysia, including 3+0 programmes with UK and Australian universities and dual awards on the Nilai campus. Suits students who want an international degree closer to home, or who plan to start in Malaysia and transfer to the US or Canada.
From foundation year to doctorate, at all fifteen partner schools. Filter by level, field or country. Entry requirements, intakes and fees change every year, so we confirm them with you at the consultation.
Programme lists checked on each school’s official website in October 2026.
Most students arrive asking which school. That is the wrong first question. Our Career Test is a structured assessment of interests, work values and real circumstances, and it produces an honest result — including when that result points away from studying abroad at all.
The recommendation is kept deliberately separate from the assessment. What the instrument measures is not influenced by which institutions we represent.
Each stage has to close before the next one opens. Students who skip the first two are the ones who withdraw in their second semester.
The Career Test, then a consultation reading the result against the student's actual circumstances — family budget, language level, academic record.
Three to five institutions, with the real cost of each set out in full: tuition, living, insurance, flights. No shortlist leaves this office without those figures.
Documents, transcripts, portfolio where required, language certification, and the personal statement. We submit directly through our representative accounts.
Financial documentation, appointment preparation, interview rehearsal, accommodation and arrival. The stage where most applications fail, and where we are most involved.
Our founder left Ulaanbaatar for Switzerland in 2008 as a student — not as an agent. He graduated from César Ritz Colleges in 2011 in hotel and tourism management, then spent the following years inside the industry that degree trains people for: sales and marketing leadership at Shangri-La and Ramada in Ulaanbaatar, and in Mongolian aviation.
The education consulting firm started in 2016, out of what that route made obvious. Mongolian families were committing to one of the largest financial decisions of their lives on the strength of a glossy brochure and a stranger's assurance. Very few of the people advising them had ever sat in one of those classrooms, moved into one of those student residences, or had to satisfy a visa officer on a Swiss bank statement.
So we advise students the way we would have wanted to be advised. The full cost written down before anyone applies. The weaker options named as weaker. No pressure toward a particular institution because of what sits behind it. A student sent to the wrong school comes home inside a year, and no placement is worth that.
Fifteen institutions now hold representative agreements with us. We have turned down more than we have signed.
It depends on the school, programme and campus. During the consultation we go through the school’s official fee page together and estimate internship pay, housing and living costs.
Some schools offer percentage scholarships; they are decided case by case on a complete application. We confirm the options from official sources and help with the application.
Most bachelor’s programmes ask for around IELTS 5.5 and master’s for 6.0. Some schools offer an English pathway. We check the exact requirement per school together.
Swiss hospitality programmes include internships and every school has a careers office. We show each school’s official statistics, with their source, during the consultation.
The Career Test and the first consultation are free. Terms for further services are explained at the consultation.
Consultations are free and there is no obligation attached to them. Bring the student — not only the parents. The conversation works better that way.