Department of Veterinary Parasitology

The Department of Veterinary Parasitology focuses on the study of parasites affecting livestock and companion animals.

The department provides education regarding parasitic diseases, their diagnosis, treatment and control measures.

Students receive practical training in identification of parasites and laboratory diagnostic techniques.

The department supports veterinary education and research through teaching, practical demonstrations and disease investigation.

Mission of the Department

The mission of the department is to provide quality education and research opportunities in veterinary parasitology.

The department aims to improve animal health through better understanding and control of parasitic diseases.

The department promotes practical training and scientific research related to parasites and zoonotic diseases.

Study of protozoan parasites affecting domestic animals.

Understanding parasitic worms and their impact on animal health.

Study of insects and arthropods involved in disease transmission.

Training students in laboratory diagnosis and parasite identification.

Learning preventive and control strategies against parasitic infections.

The department promotes research related to veterinary parasitology and zoonotic diseases.

The department offers veterinary parasitology courses for undergraduate students.

Students receive practical exposure in parasitic disease diagnosis and identification.

The department supports research and academic activities related to parasitic diseases.

The laboratory provides practical training in parasite identification and diagnosis.

Students learn microscopic examination techniques for parasitic investigations.

The department supports practical learning and research in veterinary parasitology.

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Code	Title of Course	C. Hrs.
PARA-301	Veterinary Parasitology-I	3(2+1)
PARA-302	Veterinary Parasitology-II	3(2+1)
PARA-401	Diagnostic Veterinary Parasitology	2(1+1)