Facilities and Equipment Used by the Faculty of Pharma-Science
Equipped with training facilities where you can experience practical work more realistically
The Faculty of Pharma-Science has a "Faculty of Pharma-Science Training Room" where basic experiments are conducted, and a "Multipurpose Training Room" where training rooms for pre-learning such as drug preparation and medication guidance are gathered prior to practical training. Students can experience the reality of the medical field while they are still in school.
Department of Pharma-Science
Faculty of Pharma-Science Training Room (Training lab for drug preparation)
In addition to drug preparation training, we are conducting basic experiments in collaboration with lectures on specialized pharmacy subjects in pharmacy training conducted from the 1st to 4th year grade.
Multipurpose training room (Training lab for drug preparation)
It is used for drug preparation training from the 2nd to 5th grade. Various drug preparation tables and audit tables for liquids, powders, tablets, and external use (ointments) are installed.
Multipurpose training room (Mock pharmacy)
It is used for drug preparation training from the 3rd to 5th grade. This is a simulation room with a dosing counter.
Multipurpose training room (Mock hospital room)
It is used for drug preparation training from the 3rd to 5th grade. Bedside medication instruction training is undertaken to learn techniques for early detection of side effects.
Multipurpose training room (meeting space)
It is used for drug preparation training from 2nd to 5th grade. Powder drug preparation tables, liquid drug preparation tables, clean benches, etc. are installed. Students can also check the drug preparation procedure while watching the original DVD on the TV monitor.
Faculty of Pharma-Science Training Room
General pharmacy training is conducted in this room.
Frontier Research Unit (FRU)
This is a facility for conducting joint research by multiple courses and laboratories in the university, and joint research by collaboration with organizations outside the university. There are culture facilities, analysis rooms, meeting spaces, and etc.
