The Parasitology Laboratory is an important scientific and educational center for students in the medical faculties, focusing on the identification and study of parasites (living organisms that cause infections). In this laboratory, students learn about various parasites, such as protozoa, helminthes (worms) and arthropods, gaining fundamental and practical knowledge about their identification and role in human diseases. The purpose of this education is to enhance students' understanding of parasitology principles, which are vital for disease diagnosis and prevention in medicine. In the Parasitology Laboratory, students use advanced tools to study and identify different parasitic organisms. This includes observing parasites through microscopes, studying their life cycles and analyzing their connections to diseases. The laboratory provides students with an opportunity to understand the role of parasites in human diseases and their transmission mechanisms.