Over the summer months, the Complementary Medicine Clinic has undergone significant refurbishment, with builders hard at work knocking down walls, installing new ceilings, and replacing flooring.
The transformation has been completed just in time to welcome BSc (Hons) Clinical Herbalism students back this September.
The investment aims to enhance both the student learning experience and the quality of care provided to patients. Among the new additions are a purpose-built seminar room, improved student facilities, a new treatment room, and a greatly expanded dispensary.
“These changes show our commitment to continually improving the learning journey for students and creating a more supportive, professional environment for patients,” said Clinic Technician, Michelle Jaafar.
The upgrades mark an exciting new chapter for the clinic, ensuring it continues to serve as both a high-quality teaching facility and a welcoming healthcare setting for the local community.
