Ophthalmology University of Buckingham

Overview

For those aiming to pursue ophthalmology, this MSc in Ophthalmology at University of Buckingham provides a recognised academic qualification that strengthens your CV and supports competitive training applications. Clinically rich and designed to work around busy professional lives, the Ophthalmology MSc combines flexibility with immediately applicable skills. 

Covering everything from ophthalmic foundations and anterior/posterior segment disorders through to advanced clinical practice, professional development, and an independent research project, you will graduate equipped to improve patient outcomes right away while enhancing future career prospects. Whether your goal is to broaden your clinical scope, progress into leadership, contribute to research, or prepare for higher specialist training, this Ophthalmology MSc offers a trusted route to take the next step in ophthalmic care.

What will you study on this Master's in Ophthalmology?

Our masters in Ophthalmology online part-time, distance-learning course comprises seven modules. The first six modules are each worth 20 credits and run over a period of six weeks. The seventh module lasts 10 weeks and will develop skills in critical appraisal and knowledge of research methodologies. Students then complete the final module - the professional project - which consists of a 1,000 word proposal and 11,000 word professional project (dissertation).