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MSc Optometry and Ophthalmology (Advanced Clinical Practice)

  • DeadlineStudy Details: 1 academic year 2 academic years 5 academic years

Masters Degree Description

This Optometry and Ophthalmology MSc (Advanced Clinical Practice) course has been developed by practicing clinicians and researchers for multidisciplinary ophthalmic clinicians such as optometrists, orthoptists, and ophthalmic nurses. This course is delivered through online learning with the opportunity to attend an optional, in-person practical skills day of your choice. This course has been accredited by NHS England where on successful completion, you will achieve a digital ACP blue badge recognising you as an Advanced Clinical Practitioner in field.

Entry Requirements

BSc (Hons) Optometry, Orthoptics, General Nursing (evidence of ophthalmic specialty training is also required for ophthalmic nurses or OPT levels 1 and 2) or an equivalent overseas qualification.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

For those following the Optometry and Ophthalmology (ACP) MSc route, you will attain the theoretical knowledge to enable you to understand advanced practice roles in ophthalmology in a community or hospital setting. 100% of our graduates were in highly-skilled work within 15 months of completing their studies with an average salary of £59,900 (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020/2023).

Module Details

Compulsory modules

  • Advanced Practice in Cataract
  • Fundamental Medical Retina
  • Fundamental Glaucoma
  • Fundamental Ocular Emergencies
  • Principles of Advanced Practice
  • Specialist Medical Retina (Medical Retina 2)
  • Specialist Ocular Emergencies
  • Specialist Glaucoma (Glaucoma 3)
  • Clinical Leadership for Non Medical Professionals
  • Dissertation

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