Machinery is continuously updated, eg.
All courses involve practical leathermaking and are student-centred.
The aim is to develop a critical and analytical approach to problem solving and process design. Both physical and chemical testing laboratories are equipped with a comprehensive range of analytical and testing equipment. All aspects of leather testing are covered including quality control of supplied chemicals and raw materials, analytical methods of process control, leather analysis and performance testing of leather. A wide range of computer hardware, software and peripherals are used by students. The teaching staff are well qualified and have wide experience in the leather production and chemical industry.