Laboratories

This lab focuses on the study of chemical aspects of drug design, synthesis, and analysis. Students learn various techniques to determine purity.

This lab helps students understand drug formulation, drug delivery systems, and the physical and chemical properties of pharmaceutical dosage forms.

This lab provides practical training in the identification, extraction, and evaluation of medicinal compounds derived from natural sources such as plants and herbs.

In this lab, students explore the structure and functions of the human body, gaining insights into the physiological processes and systems relevant to pharmacy.

In this lab, students explore the structure and functions of the human body, gaining insights into the physiological processes and systems relevant to pharmacy.

Students in this lab study microorganisms, their role in disease, and their applications in the pharmaceutical industry, including sterility testing and antibiotic production.

This lab is dedicated to the qualitative and quantitative analysis of drugs and pharmaceuticals, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

Students gain knowledge of biotechnological techniques used in drug development, including genetic engineering, fermentation technology, and monoclonal antibody production.

The lab is equipped with machinery used in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with industrial pharmacy processes.

This lab trains students in the use of sophisticated analytical instruments such as spectrophotometers, chromatographs, and other tools for drug testing and quality control.

This lab provides a real-world simulation of pharmacy practice, where students learn about dispensing, prescription handling, patient counseling, and drug interactions.

The museum showcases historical pharmaceutical instruments, drug samples, and exhibits that provide insight into the evolution of pharmacy and medicine.