Bachelor of Optometry
COURSE OVERVIEW
Bachelor of Optometry is an undergraduate program designed to train students in eye care, vision assessment, and optical healthcare services. The course provides both theoretical knowledge and practical training in eye examination, vision correction, diagnosis of ocular disorders, and management of visual health. Students gain expertise in optical instruments, contact lens fitting, ocular diseases, and vision therapy.
DURATION
3 Years + 1 Year Internship Includes classroom learning, laboratory training, and clinical exposure and practical experience in eye clinics, hospitals, and optical centers.
Why Choose Optometry?
High demand for qualified optometrists
Hands-on training in modern eye care techniques
Opportunities in hospitals, optical stores, and eye clinics
Strong career growth and employability
Direct involvement in improving patients’ vision and quality of life
Exposure to advanced ophthalmic instruments and technologies
Foundation for higher studies like M.Optometry or specialization courses
Opportunities in domestic and international healthcare sectors
Respected and essential healthcare profession
Diverse career options in clinical, research, and community eye care
What You Will Learn?
Eye Anatomy and Physiology
Refraction and Visual Assessment
Ocular Diseases and Diagnosis
Contact Lens Fitting and Management
Vision Therapy and Rehabilitation
Optical Dispensing and Lens Technology
Clinical Optometry Procedures
Use of Ophthalmic Instruments and Eye Care Equipment
Career Opportunities
Optometrist in Hospitals and Clinics
Optical Store Consultant
Vision Care Specialist
Contact Lens Fitting Specialist
Clinical Research in Ophthalmology
Community Eye Care Program Coordinator
Teaching and Academic Roles in Optometry
Employment Areas
Hospitals and Eye Care Centers
Private Optical Stores
Vision Therapy and Rehabilitation Centers
Government Health Departments and Eye Camps
Research Laboratories in Ophthalmology
Educational Institutions and Optometry Colleges
Corporate Eye Care and Vision Screening Programs