The hydraulics lab's capacity is 30 students. It is a demonstrative lab from Cussons (UK). It includes a digital hydraulic bench with water pumps and all valves, Osborne Reynolds apparatus, Bernoulli apparatus, turbulent and laminar flow, pipe surge, and water hammer.

The virtual reality lab accommodates all features and requirements to integrate stereoscopic virtual space and digital media technologies to compliment the human architecture design talents and expertise acquired during the studio sessions in the program. This lab includes VR headsets equipped with design tools for the students integrated in a virtual environment allowing students to communicate

Given the multidisciplinary nature of the developed program, VSL will play an essential role in integrating the multiple disciplines in the curriculum. It enables hands-on teaching of courses such as Building Information Modelling (BIM), Building Performance evaluation and runs simulation programs, as well as tools for architects in several aspects including design, analysis, simulation, sketching

The Embedded Systems Lab includes several state-of-the-art training kits that enable the lab to offer a wide range of experiments to serve the different computer architecture, and embedded systems courses offered in the ECE program serve the research activities at NU.

The Communication Lab is built around the USRP B200 mini software defined radio (SDR) kits and the free and open-source software GNU Radio. This provides a high degree of flexibility in developing a wide range of lab experiments that suit the analog, digital and wireless communication courses.

The Circuits and Electronics Lab combines basic electronic instrumentation and high technology equipment to serve the university’s undergraduates all the way through their five-year educational journey and postgraduates with their advanced research. The electronics lab includes oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies, and electronic inventory.

The nanoscience lab provides hands-on experience in advanced material science technology. Students acquire hands-on experiments that combine learning different methodologies for material fabrication and characterization techniques. We teach our students the key concepts of nanoscale phenomena that make nanoscience and nanotechnology one of the most exciting fields of research today. The lab's

The main aim of the mechanical workshop is to introduce students to the basic concepts of manufacturing via shaping, forming machining, CNC machining, and assembly. Through the different experiments we offer to our students, they can develop knowledge of appropriate parameters to be used for various machining operations and learn the basic use of machine tools and workshop equipment.

The metrology lab enforces measurement studies and helps students validate and verify predefined standards for traceability, accuracy, reliability, and precision. The lab is currently equipped with different dimensional metrology instruments such as calipers, gauges, and instrumentation to inspect various features, e.g., linear, angular, geometric form (roundness, flatness), hardness, and surface

The Ergonomics lab is concerned with experiments to fit the workstation and tools to fit the user, measure musculoskeletal stresses, evaluate Standing, and work in awkward positions in workstations. Other investigations are conducted, such as heart rate, vibration rate, and auditory measurements.