Kabul Polytechnic University (KPU) has graduated over 1,000 engineers from its eight faculties and 33 departments, marking a major milestone in Afghanistan’s engineering education.
Yesterday, 757 students completed their bachelor’s programs, while 251 students earned master’s degrees, all officially joining society to contribute their skills to national development.
Graduates come from diverse faculties, including Civil Engineering, electromechanics, Geology and Mining, Chemical Industries, Geomatics, Highway Construction and Transportation, Water and Environmental Engineering, and Computer Science.
KPU currently offers 33 departments, 14 master’s programs, and two PhD programs in Geoscience and Environmental Engineering, making it one of Afghanistan’s leading engineering universities.