Bachelor in Optometry & Ophthalmology

About This Course

Bachelor in Optometry & Ophthalmology is a 4-year professional healthcare degree program designed to provide advanced knowledge and practical training in eye care, vision science, ophthalmic diagnostics, optical technology, patient management, and clinical ophthalmology practices. The course develops professional skills required in hospitals, eye care centers, optical industries, and vision healthcare sectors.

Curriculum Highlights

First Year
BOO01 – Human Anatomy and Physiology

Study of human body systems with focus on eye anatomy and functions.

BOO02 – Fundamentals of Optometry

Introduction to vision science and eye care principles.

BOO03 – Visual Optics

Concepts of light, lenses, refraction, and optical systems.

BOO04 – Ophthalmic Instruments

Study and handling of ophthalmic diagnostic equipment.

BOO05 – Communication Skills and Patient Care

Professional communication and patient management techniques.

Second Year
BOO06 – Ocular Diseases and Pathology

Study of common eye disorders and pathological conditions.

BOO07 – Refraction and Vision Testing

Methods of eye examination and refractive error assessment.

BOO08 – Contact Lens Technology

Lens fitting, maintenance, and patient guidance.

BOO09 – Optical Dispensing

Spectacle lens technology and optical dispensing methods.

BOO10 – Community Eye Health

Preventive eye care and public vision awareness programs.

Third Year
BOO11 – Clinical Optometry

Advanced clinical examination and diagnosis techniques.

BOO12 – Ophthalmology Assistance

Supportive clinical procedures in ophthalmology departments.

BOO13 – Low Vision Care and Rehabilitation

Vision support and rehabilitation methods for visually impaired patients.

BOO14 – Retinal Imaging and Diagnostic Techniques

Advanced ophthalmic imaging and diagnostic procedures.

BOO15 – Clinical Practical Training

Hands-on clinical practice and patient examination.

Fourth Year
BOO16 – Advanced Ophthalmic Procedures

Advanced ophthalmic practices and patient care management.

BOO17 – Research Methodology

Research techniques and healthcare documentation.

BOO18 – Hospital Internship and Clinical Posting

Practical exposure in hospitals and eye care centers.

BOO19 – Professional Ethics and Practice Management

Healthcare ethics and management of optical clinics.

BOO20 – Viva Examination and Project Work

Final evaluation, project presentation, and practical assessment.

What You'll Achieve

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to:

✅ Understand vision science and ophthalmic healthcare systems

✅ Perform eye examinations and refractive assessments

✅ Handle ophthalmic instruments and diagnostic equipment

✅ Understand eye diseases and clinical treatment support

✅ Develop patient counseling and communication skills

✅ Apply modern vision care and optical dispensing techniques

✅ Gain practical exposure through hospital internship and clinical training

✅ Explore opportunities in eye hospitals, vision care centers, ophthalmology clinics, and optical industries