What is the Master in Optometry course?

<p>Yes, a Master’s in Optometry is available and it can be a fantastic path if you want to specialisation in eye care and vision science. In my opinion, it’s a great choice if you’re focusing on deepening your skills in clinical practice or research.</p><p><strong>Key Points:</strong></p><p><br>Duration: usually 2 years.<br>Eligibility: A Bachelor’s in Optometry or a related field is usually required.<br>Specializations: Options include pediatric optometry, ocular disease, and vision therapy. These specializations can be valuable for building expertise.<br>Career Prospects: With a Master’s, you can work in clinical practice, research, teaching, or product development within vision care. I think clinical and research roles are especially rewarding if you enjoy hands-on patient care or contributing to advancements in eye health.</p><p>If you’re interested, then institutions like AIIMS and Manipal Academy in India are well-regarded, and abroad, the University of Melbourne and the University of Houston offer strong programs.</p>

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