An optometrist is a healthcare professional who provides Primary Eye Care ranging from vision testing and correction to the diagnosis and management of vision disorders with pathological causes. With routine hours and a good income, optometrists enjoy a lifelong career with a satisfying lifestyle. Career opportunities include professional private optometric practice (solo or group), retail optical practices, ophthalmology clinics, hospital eye departments and multi-national optical industry. With the Master of Science (Vision Science) by Research programme, we aim to provide you with a firm grounding in scholarly research work in clinical vision science that encompasses the subject areas of ocular and visual science through clinical optometry.

The programme forms the initial platform for vision-related professionals to advance their knowledge on the scientific foundations of vision science by pursuing supervised research work in preparation for later pursuit of a doctoral degree by research in clinical optometry and/ or vision science.

Year 1

• Advanced Research Methods and Design
• Investigative Techniques in Clinical Vision Research
• Research Proposal and Seminar
• Thesis/Dissertation (Research)

Year 2

• Thesis/Dissertation (Research)

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