N. Nomin, a student of Class 231 of the Law School at the University of Internal Affairs, won third place in the International Relations section of the “NEW NORMAL 2026” National Academic Conference.
Under the supervision of Police Senior Lieutenant O. Bolortsetseg, a lecturer at the Department of Public Law of the Law School, N. Nomin conducted and presented a research paper titled “International Legal Frameworks for Cyberattacks and Information Security and Multilateral Cooperation.”
Organized at the initiative of the Social Democratic Mongolian Youth Federation, the conference was held from 13-20 October, 2026, and received more than 400 research papers across six main thematic areas. The conference aimed to connect research findings with public policy and decision-making processes and provide a platform for scholars, lecturers, researchers, and young people to exchange knowledge and experience.
N.Nomin’s research examined international legal frameworks related to cyberattacks and information security, as well as issues of multilateral cooperation. This achievement demonstrates the student’s ability to apply professional knowledge to academic research and present the findings at a national-level conference.
