Laurier Biology is housed in two modern buildings: the Science Building (opened in 1995), and the adjoining Laurier Science Research Centre (opened in 2004). Teaching and research labs,technical support and administration/office space is in the Science Building, while the Science Research Centre is entirely dedicated to research labs.

Teaching facilities:

• four teaching labs
• plant growth room
• mobile computer lab
• digital imaging

Research facilities:

• 10 individual lab suites
• study carrels for graduate students
• greenhouse
• plant growth room and growth chambers
• herbarium
• freshwater fish holding facilities
  
• animal archive
• level-2 microbiology lab
• GCMS
• graphite furnace
  
• phosphorimager
  
• cell and tissue culture lab
• microcapillary cell sorter
  
• connection to the SHARCNET computing cluster
• Scanning Electron Microscopy Facility
  

In addition to the facilities on the Waterloo campus, Laurier Biology is also a supporting member of the Algonquin Wildlife Research Station.