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ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION

Entomology Division

This division understands the importance of entomology as a fundamental element of public health. It emphasizes the study of insects and their influence on human health. This field offers much-needed insights by analyzing how insect-borne diseases spread and categorizing the highly susceptible populations. It also evaluates the biological, environmental, and social factors that are responsible for various vector-borne disease transmissions.

Once they have all these data, they implement prevention strategies, craft public health policies, and improve overall well-being. The division focuses on the significance of core entomological principles—such as detecting disease vectors, understanding their life cycles, and measuring how they impact public health. Their data-based solutions help to address both ongoing and emerging public health challenges.

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Principles of Public Health Entomology Division

  • Vector Control Strategies
  • Ethics in Vector Research
  • Causality in Vector Diseases
  • Vector Health Metrics
  • Factors Influencing Diseases
  • Vector Surveillance Systems
  • Key Vector Identification
  • Vector Distribution Analysis
  • Entomology Study Designs

Meet the Faculty

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SEMINAR ROOM

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LECTURE THREATRE 1

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LECTURE THREATRE 2

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Activities

Consultation on vectors and vector born diseases for public
Consultation on Medical entomology for professionals
Capacity building

Resource Material

Frequently asked questions

Popular branches included:
  • Medical and veterinary entomology (study of disease-carrying insects)
  • Agricultural entomology (pest control in crops and livestock)
  • Forensic entomology (using insects in crime investigations)
  • Taxonomic entomology (classification and identification of insects)
  • Ecological entomology (role of insects in ecosystems)
  • Entomologists study and analyze disease-carrying insects (e.g., mosquitoes, ticks) and develop fruitful strategies such as how to implement insecticide, biological control, and genetic modification to curb their populations.
    Some major diseases include:
  • Malaria (transmitted by mosquitoes)
  • Dengue fever (mosquitoes)
  • Lyme disease (ticks)
  • Chagas disease (kissing bugs)
  • Plague (fleas)
  • As an entomologist, you can work in research, academia, agriculture, public health, pest control, forensic science, environmental conservation, and biotechnology.
    Our expert faculties assist in research in medical entomology, vector-borne disease control, and public health strategies related to insect-related health risks.

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