A Brief Overview of Securing Research Funding for Universities Self-Sufficiency

Abstract

Universities ensure the advancement of civilizations in other domains as respectable hubs for scientific study. As has been required for many years, it must be acknowledged that Afghanistan's academic and scientific institutions have not kept up with the modern world. Since the government of Afghanistan covers all university expenditures, these actions necessitate research funding. This study is a brief analysis based on other people's experiences allocating research funds to universities in order to help them become self-sufficient. The Library-Study was used to conduct the study. The findings of this study demonstrate that the vision, mission, and nature of the interaction between universities and society have evolved as a result of their duty to apply the findings of scientific research to address the demands of society's objective challenges. By employing scientific productivity, initiatives, and innovation while submitting funding requests, universities can accomplish their objectives. Both developed and emerging nations can follow this trend, which states that each academic employee in industrialized nations contributes between $9,400 and $219,100 to government revenue and university capital each year. Scientific research will continue to be the standard procedure solely for advancement to the ranks of scientific staff members if Afghanistan's educational institutions do not take fundamental and sound measures in this process based on experiences from around the world.