The Master of Optometry (M.Optom) is a two-year postgraduate program that provides advanced education and clinical training in vision care and eye health. It is designed for students who have completed a Bachelor of Optometry and wish to specialize further in diagnosing and managing various eye conditions. The course covers subjects like advanced contact lens practice, ocular diseases, binocular vision, low vision rehabilitation, and vision therapy. It also emphasizes the use of modern diagnostic tools and techniques to assess and treat visual disorders effectively.

Students gain extensive clinical exposure through internships or postings in eye hospitals and specialized departments such as retina, glaucoma, and pediatric optometry. The program also includes training in research methodology and public health optometry, preparing graduates for roles in clinical practice, research, and teaching. Upon completion, M.Optom professionals can work as clinical optometrists, vision therapy specialists, academic faculty, or consultants in the optical industry, contributing significantly to eye care and visual health services.