Ritaj lab was established in January, 2002 and was named after Ritaj- BZU academic portal as a way to present and introduce Ritaj to BZU students and faculty members. Currently, there are fifty (50) PCs in the lab and are used for different purposes to allow BZU students enhance their academic and cultural experience through the internet.

Ritaj lab is playing a great role in keeping the contact between BZU students and instructors especially at times when instructors couldn't get to campus as a result of Israeli closures and barriers. The lab allows students to use Ritaj portal to register and add/drop classes, look up their grades, read curriculum contents, and get notified on examination dates. Moreover, students can browse the internet to help conduct different kinds of research and work on academic applications.

Ritaj Lab hours are from 8:00am to 4:00pm every day except weekends [Fridays and Sundays]. The lab can't be booked for any paid training courses, meaning that if the trainer gets any financial benefit out of the training, he/she unfortunately can't use the lab.