The Faculty provides all necessary tools for the students to freely access a wealth of drug information. Modern computer labs equipped with 20 state-of-the-art devices with an Internet connection are available for the students.

In addition, the Faculty established a Drug Information Center to help  faculty members, students, and the community to access a wide range and diverse knowledge on drugs.

A modern Audio Visual lab well equipped with the most modern teaching aid technologies is also available to the faculty and students.A remarkable milestone hosted by the Faculty is the Medicinal Plant Museum. The

Museum contains more than two hundred medicinal plant species with a virtual specimen of the parts used. Each plant is labeled with its nomenclature, taxonomy, English common name, Latin binomial, plant family, Arabic name, main constituents, main pharmacological actions and common uses. The Museum also contains samples of herbal products as therapeutic agents, herbal teas and commercial natural drugs.

Students studying Pharmacognosy, Toxic plants, Therapeutic Medicinal Plants, do benefit from the wealth of information presented in the Museum. To strengthen ties with the pharmaceutical industry and to meet their demands for advanced basic research and clinical studies, The Pharmaceutical Research Center (PRC): was established on 11/5/2004, as an independent administrative unit supervised by and linked directly to the University President's Office.

The following table lists the teaching & research laboratories at our Faculty: