The following is an incomplete list of universities in Afghanistan, sorted by province and in alphabetical order.
- Balkh Province
- Balkh University
- Mawlana Jalaludin Muḥammad Balkhi Institute of Higher Education
- Sadat Institute of Higher Education
- Helmand Province
- Bost University
- Herat Province
- Herat University
- Kabul Province
- Afghan University
- Afghan National Security University (AFNS)
- American University of Afghanistan
- Bakhtar University
- Computer Based Training Institute
- Dawat University
- Dunya Institute of Higher Education
- Ibne-sina Institure of Higher Education
- Kaboora Institute of Higher Education
- Kabul Education University of Rabbani
- Kabul Health Sciences Institute
- Kabul Medical University
- Kabul University
- Kardan University
- Karwan University
- Kateb Institute of Higher Education
- Khana-e-Noor Institute of Higher Education
- Maiwand Institute of Higher Education
- Mariam Institute of Higher Education
- National Military Academy of Afghanistan
- Peshgam Institute of Higher Education
- Polytechnical University of Kabul
- Rana Institute of Higher Education
- Salam University
- Kandahar Province
- Computer Based Training Institute
- Kandahar University
- Khost Province
- Hara University
- Khost University
- Pamir University
- Kunar Province
- Syed Jamaluddin Afghan University
- Laghman Province
- Laghman University
- Nangarhar Province
- Alfalah University
- Aryana University
- Khurasan University
- Nangarhar University
- Spinghar Higher Education Centre
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