Laboratories

The Chemistry Laboratory is fully equipped with essential instruments and safety amenities to support hands-on chemical analysis and experimentation. Designed to enhance conceptual understanding of chemistry lessons, the lab allows students to apply theoretical knowledge through structured practical sessions. With a capacity of up to 40 students at a time, the facility provides an ideal environment for supervised experiments, analytical techniques, and experiential learning in chemical sciences.

The Medical Sciences Laboratories are dedicated teaching facilities for core biomedical subjects, including Biology, Histology, Microbiology, Pathology, and Physics. Equipped with microscopes and micro-slide viewing stations, these labs support intensive practical training essential for healthcare education. Medical Sciences Lab 1 accommodates up to 100 students, while Lab 2 accommodates 60 students, enabling flexible scheduling for large and small group sessions.

The Simulation Ward & Clinical Skill Training replicate real clinical environments to prepare students for real-world healthcare practice. These facilities allow students to develop clinical reasoning skills, including patient assessment and medication prescription, in a controlled and safe setting. With seven fully equipped simulation labs, the university ensures adequate access for all healthcare programmes, supporting immersive, hands-on clinical training.

The Electrical and Electronic Laboratory is a multi-purpose teaching space used for lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on exposure to electrical and electronic systems. The lab also supports the display and study of medical apparatus and instrumentation. With a capacity of 40 students, it provides a flexible learning environment that integrates theory with practical demonstrations.

The Occupational Safety and Health Laboratory is purpose-built to support OSH programmes through practical and experiential learning. A key feature of the lab is the silent cabin booth, which enhances simulation-based training and sensory learning. Accommodating up to 30 students, the facility also functions as a classroom and supports applied learning in workplace safety, risk assessment, and occupational health practices.

The Pharmaceutical Compounding Laboratory is a specialised teaching and training facility designed to provide hands-on experience in pharmaceutical compounding practices. The laboratory supports practical learning in the preparation of non-sterile pharmaceutical dosage forms, including creams, ointments, solutions, suspensions, capsules, and other extemporaneous formulations. Designed for hands-on formulation and compounding activities, the lab accommodates up to 40 students and provides an engaging environment for pharmaceutical science education.

The Medical Device Laboratory is a dedicated teaching and training facility designed to expose students to the principles, application, and safe handling of medical devices used in contemporary healthcare settings. The laboratory supports practical learning across a wide range of devices, from basic diagnostic tools to selected therapeutic and monitoring equipment. Students gain practical experience in device operation, calibration awareness, safety procedures, and basic troubleshooting, fostering confidence and competence in clinical settings.

The Molecular Research Laboratory is dedicated to advanced molecular and biomedical research, particularly at the postgraduate level. Equipped with high-end instruments such as PCR machine and gel documentation system. A variety of specialised equipment enables students and researchers to conduct experiments efficiently and obtain results promptly, fostering a strong research-driven learning environment.

The Physiotherapy Therapeutic Gym is a fully equipped practical training facility designed to enhance students’ understanding of physiotherapy techniques and rehabilitation practices. The gym features advanced equipment such as Electro-Diagnostic Machines, Pulley and Weight systems, BTL-6000 Shortwave 400, BTL-16 Plus Traction units for cervical and lumbar traction therapy, and infrared irradiation lamps. This hands-on environment supports skill development essential for clinical physiotherapy practice.

The Rehabilitation Room is designed to support hands-on training in patient recovery, functional restoration, and therapeutic interventions. It provides a controlled and practical environment for students to learn rehabilitation techniques used in clinical and community healthcare settings.

The Psychology Therapy Rooms consist of six dedicated spaces designed to support counselling, therapy sessions, and psychology practical training. These rooms provide a private, professional, and supportive environment where students can develop essential therapeutic and communication skills under supervision.

The Dissection Hall is primarily used for undergraduate anatomy practical sessions and is designed to support structured, hands-on learning. The facility accommodates up to 50 students at a time, allowing for effective supervision during practical classes. It houses an extensive collection of 77 types of plastinated specimens, systematically arranged to support anatomy teaching, assessments, and examinations. These specimens serve as essential educational resources throughout the anatomy curriculum.

The Cosmetics Laboratory supports practical learning and research in cosmetic science, formulation, and product development. Equipped for hands-on experimentation, the lab allows students to explore skincare, personal care, and cosmetic product creation while adhering to industry standards and safety practices.

The Dietetics Laboratory is equipped with individual cooking stations for up to 20 students, providing hands-on experience in food preparation, nutrition planning, and dietary management. This facility supports practical learning in dietetics, nutrition science, and health-focused culinary practices, bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world application.

The Mock Ward simulates a real hospital ward environment, enabling students to practise patient care, clinical procedures, and interprofessional collaboration. This facility enhances clinical readiness by allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in realistic healthcare scenarios.

The Mock Community Pharmacy replicates the operational environment of a real retail pharmacy. It provides students with hands-on experience in dispensing, patient counselling, pharmacy management, and ethical practice, preparing them for professional roles in community pharmacy settings.

The Clean Room Simulation Laboratory is a specialised training facility designed to provide pharmacy students with immersive, hands-on experience in aseptic techniques and sterile compounding practices. The laboratory closely simulates a controlled clean room environment commonly found in hospital pharmacies and pharmaceutical manufacturing settings.
Equipped with appropriate clean room infrastructure and training equipment, the facility allows students to practise gowning procedures, hand hygiene, aseptic manipulation, and contamination control in a safe and supervised setting. Through simulation-based learning, students develop a strong understanding of sterile workflow, environmental control, and quality assurance principles essential to patient safety.