Afghanistan

Higher education in Afghanistan, including post-secondary education, third stage, third level, or tertiary education, falls under the Ministry of Higher Education which establishes government policies to reform higher education at Afghan universities. Following a reform in 1975 the primary and secondary education system was transformed from a 6+3+3 system into an 8+4 system, consisting of 8 years of primary education and 4 years of secondary education. The 6+3+3 system that is currently existing in Afghanistan was re-introduced only in 1990.​

 

The Education Law of 2008 mandates nine years of compulsory education (primary education and lower secondary education). Free education through the bachelor's level in government universities is a constitutional right in Afghanistan. It is being reported in the media that across many of Afghanistan's roughly 120 private universities have reported a significant drop in students after the fall of the previous government, with many institutions nearing collapse which must not be allowed to happen.

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