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Designed to be compatible with the CPD requirements of the Optometry Board of Australia, the Clinical Optometry program offers recognisable CPD outcomes for optometrists in a structure that is manageable for working professionals.
The Master of Clinical Optometry is 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 compulsory CPD points and each subject lists therapeutics points earned on completion.
You can choose to study the Specialist Certificates leading to the Master of Clinical Optometry, or apply directly to the Masters.
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| Course name | Part-time duration* | Total course fee** | Intakes*** | How to apply? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Specialist Certificate in Glaucoma and Retinal Disease | 6 months | A$5,784 | March | Apply now |
| Specialist Certificate in Anterior and Dry Eye Disorders | 6 months | A$5,784 | July | Apply now |
| Specialist Certificate in the Management of Neuro-Ophthalmic Disorders | 6 months | A$5,784 | July | Apply now |
Courses not running in 2021
Please note the below courses are not running in 2021.
- Master of Clinical Optometry
- Specialist Certificate in the Management of Contact Lens Patients
- Specialist Certificate in the Management of Low Vision Patients
- Specialist Certificate in the Management of Paediatric Patients
*Part-time duration is calculated on the basis of studying one subject per term.
**The fees listed are for 2020. The University reviews fees annually. The indicative total course fee is based on typical subject enrolments, and includes an indexation of 5 per cent per annum. More information about fees.
***View key dates for further important dates and deadlines.