AAPS College delivers training through its Toronto and Mississauga campuses, offering convenient access across the Greater Toronto Area. Select programs and theoretical components are also available through online and virtual learning platforms, supporting flexible access for learners across Canada.
Applied learning is central to the AAPS College experience. Students
train in modern pharmaceutical and food laboratories, gaining hands-on
experience with industry-standard equipment used for testing raw materials,
in-process samples, and finished products in regulated environments.
The laboratories are equipped with automated HPLC systems running Empower software, along with Dissolution apparatus, IR, UV, auto-titrators, Karl Fischer systems, friability and hardness testers. Modern audiovisual infrastructure and ample workspace support independent learning and confidence-building in analytical testing.
The analytical chemistry laboratory includes dedicated instructional, instrumentation, preparation, and storage areas. Sample preparation stations, wet and physical chemistry testing areas, HPLC, UV, IR, auto-titrators, and pH meters enable students to develop strong competency in both instrumental and wet chemistry analysis.
Beyond laboratory spaces, AAPS College features modern classrooms and conference-style learning rooms designed for interactive instruction, group learning, and corporate and professional training. These spaces are supported by contemporary audiovisual technology to accommodate workshops and industry-led sessions.
AAPS College also maintains dedicated computer laboratories to support technology-focused training, providing hands-on experience with current systems and software in structured learning environments.
To support experiential healthcare training, the College offers simulated
healthcare environments equipped with hospital-style beds and clinical
equipment, allowing students to practice skills in settings that reflect
real-world care environments.
AAPS College is supported by a robust learning management system
(LMS) and virtual classroom infrastructure, ensuring a consistent
academic experience for both on-campus and remote learners.
