Kabul Education University of Rabbani
Public university in Kabul, Afghanistan
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Kabul Education University (داÙشگا٠تعÙÛ٠٠تربÛ٠کابÙ/ دکاب٠د ÚÙÙÙÛ Ø§Ù Ø±ÙزÙÛ Ù¾ÙÙÙتÙÙ)[2] (formerly known as Kabul Education University) is a public university in Kabul, Afghanistan. It originally served as the Teachers Training Centre in the 1990s, awarding bachelor's degrees to its students in fellowship with UNESCO.[3] During the presidency of Burhanuddin Rabbani, it developed into the Institute of Pedagogy and was given the status of higher education institute and transferred to the Ministry of Higher Education.[1][4] It was given an official charter as a university in 2003.[3] Kabul Education University of Rabbani is among the best educational institutions in Afghanistan, which is among the top 5 universities according to the national rankings. Kabul Education University of Rabbani ranks in the national rating of Afghanistan, this impressive result was achieved in less than 20 years.[5]
Campus
The university campus is in the Afshar district of Kabul on Shaheed Rabbani Square ÚÙارراÙÛ Ø´Ù Ø¹ کابÙ.[6]
Composition
Kabul Education University of Rabbani is relatively small, teaching about 5000 students on average.[5]
Organisation and administration
The university is managed by the Ministry of Higher Education. Day-to-day management is the responsibility of the chancellor, Zaibullah Assadi. Archived 2021-09-26 at the Wayback Machine
Faculty and departments
The university has 6 faculties and 21 departments:
- Social Sciences â Islamic Cultural Studies, History, Geography and Sociology departments
- Languages and Literature â Persian, Pashto, Arabic, Russian and English departments
- Natural Sciences â Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Math and Computer Science departments
- Physical Education â Sports Theory, Individual Sports and Group Sports departments
- Special Studies â Visually and Audibly Impaired departments
- Psychology - Department of General Psychology and Department of Counseling Psychology