Laboratories are essential components of higher education, playing a strategic role in supporting teaching, research, and community engagement. The bachelor’s Program in Pharmacy, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS), University of Mataram, laboratories serve as vital facilities for practical learning, scientific testing, and the development of innovative drug delivery.
To ensure effectively, efficiently, safely, and sustainably of laboratory activities, the bachelor’s Program in Pharmacy implements a structured and integrated laboratory management system. This approach promotes the optimal use of laboratory facilities, equipment, materials, and human resources to support high-quality education and research. Through professional management and appropriate laboratory practices, these facilities contribute to the development of students’ practical competencies, the advancement of scientific knowledge.
Laboratory Management
Laboratory management within the bachelor’s Program in Pharmacy is coordinated to ensure the effective use of facilities and resources in support of educational and research activities. The management team comprises:
- Dr. apt. Lina Permatasari, S.Farm. (Laboratory of Basic Pharmaceutical and Clinical Pharmacy Research)
- Dr. Agus Dwi Ananto, S.Pd.Si., M.Sc. (Laboratory of Basic Pharmaceutical and Clinical Pharmacy Education)
Through coordinated management, our program strives to maintain a productive academic environment that promotes quality assurance, laboratory safety, responsible resource utilization, and continuous improvement in teaching and research.
Laboratory Facilities
The bachelor’s Program in Pharmacy is supported by seven main laboratories, each contributing to different aspects of pharmaceutical education, scientific investigation, and the development of pharmaceutical knowledge and technologies.
1. Pharmaceutical Research and Development Laboratory
2. Pharmaceutical Biology Laboratory
3. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Laboratory
4. Pharmaceutical Technology and Formulation Laboratory
5. Pharmacology Laboratory
6. Drug Testing Laboratory
7. Sterile Laboratory
Ethnobotanical Garden
In addition to its laboratory facilities, the bachelor’s Program in Pharmacy is supported by an Ethnobotanical Garden, which serves as a resource for the exploration, conservation, education, and research of medicinal plants, particularly those associated with the rich biodiversity of West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.
Laboratory Access and Policy for Students and Researcher