A master's degree in optometry is a postgraduate programme for qualified optometrists who want advanced clinical, teaching or research roles. Study covers advanced clinical optometry, contact lenses, paediatric and binocular vision, low vision rehabilitation, ocular disease management and research methods, usually with specialist clinical practice and a dissertation. The degree normally lasts one to two years. Graduates work in specialist eye-care clinics, hospitals, industry and optometry education; the right to practise still depends on registration with the relevant regulator. Explore where this route is available, which countries students usually compare, and the next pages worth opening when you want a clearer path.
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