[2] It currently graduates professionals in fields of Curative Medicine, Pediatric, Stomatology, Dental and Nursing.

During the days of the Taliban, women were not allowed to study medicine at Kabul Medical University, not even under the cover of the burka.

University of Nebraska Medical Center provided KMU with scholarships for KMU lectures and students as well as provided it with up-to-date medical technology and research based institutions like Cardiac Research Center.

Out of 460 students of Kabul Medical University 90 were Afghanistan's first group of female graduates after the fall of Taliban.

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