Master of International Ophthalmology

The University of Sydney

The Master of International Ophthalmology aims to provide high-standard specialised training for clinicians from developing regions on specific diseases and pathologies of their home countries.This course is for medical graduates and ophthalmology practitioners, especially from the Asia-Pacific region, who are looking to further their skills in diagnosing and managing common eye conditions, diseases and injuries.As a Master of International Ophthalmology student, you will enter one of two streams:the Community Ophthalmology stream, for medical graduates with little or no ophthalmology specialist training from countries without specialised ophthalmology services,or the Vocational Ophthalmology stream, for students who have completed a specialised training program in their home country.You will complete six core units (36cp) either in community ophthalmology or post vocational ophthalmology and a 12cp treatise as a capstone experience.