BS (Optometry)
Build the knowledge.
Apply the skills.
The BS (Optometry) program trains students in visual science, ocular anatomy, and clinical optometric assessment, building the diagnostic competence needed to examine, diagnose, and manage vision disorders. The curriculum is aligned with HEC Allied Health Sciences standards, combining classroom instruction with supervised clinical practicum in eye care settings.
Students train using real optometric diagnostic equipment in dedicated clinical labs before advancing to supervised patient examinations in eye care settings, building direct clinical competence and confidence. This practical, patient-facing training prepares graduates for immediate roles as optometrists across hospital eye departments, private clinics, and the optical industry.
Eligibility Criteria
50% minimum
Intermediate (FSc Pre-Medical) Biology, Chemistry, and Physics required
Admission assessment
Pass UWR’s admission test or an accepted equivalent under the current admission policy.
Who should consider
this program?
Key Skills
Interests
Where your degree
can take you.
Licensed Optometrist (clinical practice)
Eye Hospital / Clinic Roles
Optical Industry Roles (lens/equipment)
Community Vision Screening Programs
