The fields of biotechnology, food technology, and allied health sciences work towards improving the wellbeing of individuals and communities. Food technology offers more efficient ways of managing our current resources even as it paves the way for food security. Biotechnology helps us modify and improve the human body in a changing world while allied health sciences complements the fast-evolving field of medicine and improves the quality of patient care.

The professionals and leaders who work in these fields channel their knowledge and efforts towards a better tomorrow for all. Faculty of Life and Health Sciences (FLAHS), are proud to play a key role in their development. 

The comprehensive curriculum is grounded with the fundamentals of the discipline and designed to meet contemporary industry challenges with the advancements and updates in the respective fields. A strong focus on practical application ensures that learning is not restricted to the four walls of a classroom alone. Instead, immersive learning is promoted in the well-equipped labs and facilities. Students at FLAHS are encouraged to explore research as a means of developing a deeper understanding of their disciplines. 

Students are guided on their academic and professional journeys by experienced faculty members who leverage their knowledge to ensure the best path forward for students. 

The Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences is constantly buzzing with academic, sports, and cultural events.

Students can make use of the well-equipped gym or the numerous indoor and outdoor sports facilities on campus. 

Sports enthusiasts can also become part of the university teams and train under attentive mentors and experienced professionals. 

Students from all faculties enthusiastically participate in university-level cultural events, using them to not only showcase their talent, but to also engage with their peers from different fields of study.

The Faculty of Life and Allied Health Sciences complements theoretical learning with a strong emphasis on practical application. Its facilities cover a wide range of specialisations and are designed to enable research and in-depth exploration of the field. 

Additionally, FLAHS students are given access to the two hospitals on campus: the Memorial Hospital and the Medical College Hospital. Here, they receive rigorous training and are able to observe first hand the ways and means in which their field of study interacts with other disciplines.