Bachelor Degree in Optometry Science

Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes

PEO1. Provide students with the necessary cognitive adequacies.

PEO2. Developing the professional skills for students.

PEO3. Commitment to the business ethics.

PEO4. Meet the needs of local and regional labor market.

PEO5. Keeping pace with the latest technological developments in the labor market.

PEO6. Encouraging and developing the academic staff members’ competencies and the scientific research.

PEO7. Employing resources and clinics for serving the community.

A systematic understanding of the basic and clinical sciences relevant to the practice of optometry.
A range of transferable (key) skills.
Clinical competencies required for entry to the pre-registration period in optometry practice.
Interpersonal and communication skills, including effective use of relevant information technologies.
Awareness of the legal, ethical and commercial context of optometric practice.
Insight into research and scientific method.