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Karwan University

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Karwan University
‍پوهنتون کاروان
MottoHope, Leadership & Future
TypeUniversity
Established2007
ChancellorFazel udin Ayar
Vice-ChancellorIsmail Roshangar
Chairman and FounderSayed Javed Andish
Address
End of Kabul University Road
, ,
CampusNear Kabul University
Colours   Black, Orange
NicknameKarwan University
Websitekarwan.edu.af

Karwan University is a degree-awarding tertiary educational institution in Kabul, Afghanistan. It was founded in 2007 and is registered with the Afghan Ministry of Higher Education, Sayed Javid Andish was Chairman of Karwan and also a majority shareholder and Chairman of Afghanistan Commercial Bank.

History

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Karwan University is registered with the Ministry of Higher Education of Afghanistan. In late 2009, it officially became a university. Its founder is Sayed Javed Andish, who is a businessman and Chairman of Afghanistan Universities Association and advisor of Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries.[1]

Departments and programs

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Karwan University offers bachelor's degrees in business administration, economics, Law, political science, agriculture, pharmacy, journalism and computer science. It also offers Accounting courses, Diploma in Business Administration, Information Technology, English Language, Literacy, security courses and Civil Engineering.

Karwan University commenced delivery of Economics, BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration), Computer Science, Law and Political Science undergraduate courses. Karwan University was helped by foreign-educated Afghan friends and well wishers before receiving foreign recognition for this private university.

Key people

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  • Chairman and Founder: Sayed Javed Andish
  • Chancellor: NONE ATM
  • Operations and Finance Vice Chancellor: Ehsanullah Khalilzoy
  • Academic Vice Chancellor: NONE
  • IT Manager: Nasir Zahir
  • HR Manager: MAIWAND MAYAR

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Afghanistan Times".
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