The Diploma in Optometry is a comprehensive program designed to equip learners with the knowledge and practical skills needed to perform eye examinations, dispense corrective lenses, and support eye-care professionals in clinical settings. The course covers optics, ocular anatomy, visual assessment techniques, contact lens fitting, low vision care, and basic eye health management.
Students gain hands-on experience using diagnostic equipment and are trained to provide high-quality patient care, ensuring accurate assessment and effective visual solutions.
C- and above
Clinical Competence: Develop practical skills in vision testing, refraction, and optical dispensing.
Industry-Relevant Knowledge: Learn about eye anatomy, visual disorders, and optical technologies.
Hands-On Training: Engage in clinical practice, laboratory sessions, and supervised attachments.
High Employability: Eye-care services are in high demand across healthcare settings.
Patient-Centered Skills: Build strong communication and customer-care abilities essential for working with patients.
Eye clinics and optical centers
Hospitals and specialized ophthalmology departments
Optician and optometrist practices
Vision screening programs and outreach projects
NGOs and health-based organizations
Optical manufacturing or lens companies
Retail optical shops
The program is offered through full-time, part-time, or blended study modes to accommodate different learners.
Practical sessions, clinical attachments, and field experience ensure students graduate with real-world skills.
The course prepares learners to adapt to various clinical environments and emerging optical technologies.
Higher Diploma in Optometry or Ophthalmic Technology
Bachelor’s Degree in Optometry or Vision Science
Bachelor of Science in Ophthalmology or Eye Care Technology
Professional certifications in Contact Lens Fitting, Optical Technology, or Low Vision Care
