What if I told you that the largest private university in Afghanistan started in a single rented classroom? That’s the story of Kardan University, right here in Kabul. Founded in 2002, Kardan University began with humble beginnings. It had a mere 12 students and a vision to bring private higher education to Afghanistan. Today, Kardan University is a beacon of learning, spread across three campuses in the city. It has come a long way from its single-classroom origin. The university has grown to accommodate over 4,000 students. They pursue various disciplines ranging from management sciences to engineering. Kardan University has played a pivotal role in shaping the future of countless young Afghans. It stands as a testament to the power of education and its potential to transform lives.
Kol-e Hashmat Khan
As you step onto the dusty path leading to Kol-e Hashmat Khan, you’re greeted by the sight of this urban