The Specialised Major in Orthoptics

The Specialised Major in Orthoptics is a major within the Master of Health Sciences

This program is designed for orthoptics practitioners who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in specialist practice areas, including areas that require certification. The program supports the professional and academic development of practitioners via independent learning and research-based teaching methods.

It can be studied on either a full or part-time basis and is delivered by face-to-face learning activities, online learning and exposure to clinical practice.

Mode of offer
Local and international students
Full-time (1 year) / Part-time (2 years)
Face-to-face learning activities, online learning and exposure to clinical practice.

Additional Requirements for Specific Major Entry

In order to qualify for admission, you will need relevant work experience in the orthoptics field.

Graduate Certificate

The graduate certificate is the baseline entry level for the orthoptics major in the Master of Health Sciences. Students who successfully complete the graduate certificate are eligible for full credit for their study and can articulate to the master’s course.

Contact Details

If you have more inquiries about this course please contact the Master of Health Sciences, administration unit at

Course Structure and Study Plan

Masters and Graduate Certificate in Health Sciences, with a specialist major in Orthoptics.