Course Objectives:

• To provide fundamental knowledge of the human eye, vision science, and optics.
• To train students in conducting vision tests, diagnosing refractive errors, and prescribing corrective lenses.
• To equip students with skills in handling and maintaining optical instruments.
• To introduce contact lens fitting, spectacle dispensing, and low vision aids.
• To develop expertise in managing eye care clinics and optical stores.
• To prepare students for roles in optometry practices, hospitals, and the eyewear industry.

• Year 1: Fundamentals of Optometry:- Introduction to Optometry & Eye Care, Human Anatomy & Physiology of the Eye, Principles of Optics & Refraction, Vision Testing & Refractive Error Diagnosis, Optical Instruments & Equipment Handling, Basics of Contact Lenses & Spectacle Dispensing Communication Skills & Patient Handling
• Year 2: Advanced Clinical & Practical Training:- Binocular Vision & Ocular Disorders, Optometric Procedures & Diagnostic Techniques, Ophthalmic Dispensing & Lens Technology, Pediatric Optometry & Low Vision Aids, Clinical Optometry & Vision Therapy, Practice Management & Entrepreneurship in Optometry, Internship & Hands-on Training in Eye Clinics & Hospitals

Candidates of the Diploma in Optometry program can explore a wide range of career opportunities, such as:

• Optometrist Assistant
• Vision Technician
• Ophthalmic Assistant
• Optical Sales & Lens Consultant
• Contact Lens Specialist
• Optometry Clinic Manager
• Spectacle & Eyewear Consultant