Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Goals:

Providing the learner with basic concepts and information about parasitology and its applications in many veterinary professions.

Participation in preparing a veterinarian professionally and equipping him with a set of knowledge, skills, and values that qualify him for community participation

Community and creativity in the field of parasite identification, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for animals, birds, rabbits, and fish.

Creativity in the identification, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of parasitic infections in animals, birds, rabbits, and fish.

Developing a veterinarian capable of competing in the labor market by qualifying him to work in parasitology laboratories and centers.

Developing diagnostic projects for parasitic diseases of poultry, livestock, and fish.

Developing students’ cognitive abilities and professional capabilities in a variety of parasitology-related domains.

Providing the learner with the ability to apply the cognitive and intellectual components of parasite diagnosis and control in his professional and public life.

Understanding the significance of parasitology in preserving animal health and productivity is necessary to achieve self-sufficiency in source foods.

Vision:

A prominent department providing teaching, research, training, diagnostic, and consulting services on veterinary parasites, illnesses, and environmental challenges.

Mission

To provide and enhance parasitology education, training, and research on related themes, as well as diagnostic services and support with animals and co-parasites, to improve animal health, animal productivity, human health, and environmental development.

Academic Staff