Facilities and Equipment

This is the latest training center modeled after an actual pharmacy. Just like in a clinical setting, students learn the basic skills and attitudes required of a pharmacist by going through the process of reception, dispensing, and administering medication.

We have four spacious practice rooms for students from the first to fourth year of their practical training. They are designed to be functional and with particular attention to safety. The practical training, which takes place in a spacious and bright space, will improve the basic skills and analytical abilities of pharmacy students.

The hospital practical training in the fifth year and the early exposure training in the first year are fully supported by the medical school's hospital pharmacists, providing valuable experience in a real clinical setting.

A total of six rooms are equipped with cutting-edge large-scale research equipment, which are utilized for the research activities of faculty members. The equipment is fully equipped to handle a wide range of research fields, from chemistry to biology.

The RI (Radioisotope) Experimental Center is an experimental facility equipped with various equipment and peripheral devices for safely conducting experiments using radioisotopes (RI).

In order to provide a place where students can closely observe the source plants of medicinal drugs as living teaching materials, the facility cultivates approximately 70 different types of medicinal plants, including those that are the source plants of herbal medicines listed in the Japanese Pharmacopoeia. It also has a greenhouse where it can cultivate plants from subtropical to tropical regions.

Each faculty member has their own research topic and is conducting research activities. Each faculty member's laboratory is equipped with the equipment appropriate for their research topic.