Master of Clinical Optometry (MC-CLINOPT)

THIS COURSE IS NOT TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR 2025.

The Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences has a long history of engagement in postgraduate training programs for professional optometrists. Our current offerings include the Master of Clinical Optometry (MClinOptom) and six Specialist Certificates.

The courses are offered part-time and with an optimum balance of formal education and flexible study options. Local optometrists, from both Australian and New Zealand, can easily satisfy the compulsory 40 points CPD and each subject lists therapeutics points earned on completion. Suitably qualified overseas candidates can take advantage of the flexible, time independent, online delivery of the course and subjects.

To gain the Master of Clinical Optometry (100 points) qualification, candidates must successfully complete 1 x 25-point compulsory subject (Research Studies in Optometry) and 3 x 25-point elective subjects.