Kabul Polytechnic University

The KPU Polytechnic University of Kabul is a non-profit research university established in Afghanistan in 1963, located in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan. Serving as an institution for higher education and innovation, it offers Bachelor’s and Master's degrees across diverse fields – including agricultural engineering, architecture, automotive engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, mining engineering, petroleum engineering, transportation engineering, surveying engineering. It cultivates a strong focus on practical application and research and development in the region. The university’s admission rate is currently 49%, reflecting a commitment to providing accessible education. As part of a public-private partnership, KPU Kabul benefits from significant funding commitments. It has been accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education (2018) demonstrating its quality standards. The institution boasts an impressive faculty and curriculum, striving to produce well-trained professionals dedicated to addressing regional challenges and promoting technological progress within Afghanistan. The university's website [kpu.edu.af] provides comprehensive information for prospective students, research partners and alumni. The university’s location in Kabul, a major urban center, reflects its commitment to serving the diverse population of the region. The institution is dedicated to developing graduates who become leaders in their respective fields across Afghanistan.