Doha (formerly Kabul) · Private
SubjectsBusiness & Management; Computer Science & IT; Arts & Humanities; Social Sciences; Communication & Media Studies; International Relations; Education
AccreditationAmerican University of Afghanistan (AUAF) was chartered by the Government of Afghanistan in 2004 and accredited as a US-style private not-for-profit university. Following the August 2021 fall of Kabul, AUAF operations were relocated to Doha, Qatar (Education City, hosted by the Qatar Foundation). The original Kabul Ministry of Higher Education accreditation is effectively suspended. AUAF currently operates as a university in exile teaching ~900 students (approximately 600 online in Afghanistan, mostly women; ~200 in-person at Doha). Funded by USA, Qatar Fund for Development, and private foundations.
Herat · Public
SubjectsAgriculture & Environmental Studies; Engineering & Technology; Medicine & Health Sciences; Arts & Humanities; Natural Sciences; Law; Languages & Linguistics; Theology & Religious Studies
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education (MoHE), Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (under Taliban government since August 2021). Note: under the current administration, female students have been banned from higher-education institutions in Afghanistan since December 2022 by Taliban edict; curriculum has been revised to emphasise Islamic content. International recognition of Afghan degrees has been significantly affected since 2021.
Kabul · Public
SubjectsEngineering & Technology; Computer Science & IT; Architecture & Design; Natural Sciences; Mathematics & Statistics
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education (MoHE), Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (under Taliban government since August 2021). Note: under the current administration, female students have been banned from higher-education institutions in Afghanistan since December 2022 by Taliban edict; curriculum has been revised to emphasise Islamic content. International recognition of Afghan degrees has been significantly affected since 2021.
Kabul · Public
SubjectsMedicine & Health Sciences; Engineering & Technology; Agriculture & Environmental Studies; Law; Arts & Humanities; Social Sciences; Education; Theology & Religious Studies; Computer Science & IT; Natural Sciences
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education (MoHE), Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (under Taliban government since August 2021). Note: under the current administration, female students have been banned from higher-education institutions in Afghanistan since December 2022 by Taliban edict; curriculum has been revised to emphasise Islamic content. International recognition of Afghan degrees has been significantly affected since 2021.
Jalalabad · Public
SubjectsMedicine & Health Sciences; Engineering & Technology; Agriculture & Environmental Studies; Veterinary Medicine; Pharmacy; Law; Computer Science & IT; Theology & Religious Studies; Education
AccreditationMinistry of Higher Education (MoHE), Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (under Taliban government since August 2021). Note: under the current administration, female students have been banned from higher-education institutions in Afghanistan since December 2022 by Taliban edict; curriculum has been revised to emphasise Islamic content. International recognition of Afghan degrees has been significantly affected since 2021.
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