The University College has 13 computer laboratories with more than 300 computers for the exclusive use of students in the regular program. The Lideta campus houses three of these labs.  The other ten are

in the main campus and are equipped with the latest hardware open for use to the entire academic community. Almost all of the labs have Internet connectivity. All offices and laboratories in Mexico Campus are networked. In addition to the computer labs, an internet café is available for students at the Mexico Campus. 

In an effort to implement the TVET and TESO policies set by MoE and with a view to facilitate IT common courses, the Distance Education Division has organized computer laboratories for practical learning of IT and computer science courses in selected distance education Coordination Centers. Further effort is being made to organize the same in the remaining centers.

Science Laboratories

The Teacher Education Faculty at Lideta Campus has Chemistry, Physics and Biology laboratories, as well as a Pedagogic Center.  The science laboratories are usually used by trainees of Natural Science Stream. These trainees are exposed to practical work so that they can reinforce their theoretical studies with practice, which will enable them to develop a scientific attitude towards their career.

Natural Science Laboratory equipment, instruments, and chemicals, including mobile science kits, are available at a number of strategically located Distance Education Coordinating Centers for use by students during practical laboratory training.

Secretarial Science Labs

In the main and Lideta campuses, six secretarial science labs with more than 160 typewriters are available for students of SSOM. A Secretarial Science Model Office has also been set up for Secretarial Science students so that they can engage in practical tasks.