The Walking School is an advanced gait training and running program designed to bring the patients of all ages and levels of lower limb amputation above and below-the-knee amputations and self-styled professional amputees. During this training, the students will learn the basic exercises and stretches that improves the walking giant.

Exercise Therapy (active rehabilitation) is a core treatment approach and a proven form of treatment in the recovery of injuries in common and more complex conditions. The physiotherapy needs an advanced knowledge in the domain of anatomy, physiology (science of movement), biomechanics and motor learning. The students will be educated and trained to prescribe the target specific and safe exercise programmes for the patients from the early stage of healing to getting back to their daily activities.

The museum holds a large collection of anatomical specimens and models, an extremely valuable resource for students and researchers that will help them in the study and understanding of human anatomy and pathology, driving them to become a professional therapist.

The Psychometric Laboratory is dedicated to conduct research on methods and statistical models of measuring psychological equipment and learning its best practices of educational and psychological measurement, assessment, and psychometric methods. Students will be trained to expertise in both the application and study of various psychometric methods.

Community Lab is a state-of-the-art laboratory to perform hands-on experiments and interact with other physiotherapy professionals on Community-based rehabilitation (CBR), aiming to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities ensuring that their family meets basic needs and maximum participation in the community program.