The BS Optometry & Orthoptics program focuses on diagncEing and managing disorders of eye movement and binocular vision. Orthoptists work closely with ophthalmologists to treat strabismus (squint), amblyopia (lazy eye), double vision,
and coordination problems
At KIAS, students receive an in—depth education in visual neurophysiology, ocuar motility, and binocular vision science.
Clinical training at Khalida Memorial ensures graduates are ready to provide care for patients of all ages especially children
Key Learning Outcomes:
Diagnose eye movement disorders and bincx:ular vision anomalies.
Conduct orthoptic assessments using specialized instruments.
Plan and carry out non-surgical treatments such as vision therapy.
Work alongside ophthalmologists in managing surgical
Counsel patients and families on eye health and treatment plans
Graduates can work as:
Orthoptist in hospitals and eye care centers.
vision therapist.
clinic assistant.
Researcher in binocular vision science.
Specialist in low vision and rehabilitation services.
Facilities & Practical Training:
Orthoptic lab with prism bars, & synoptophores.
Hands-on training in pediatric and neuro-ophthalmology clinics
Exposure to surgical casæ for pre- and post operative orthoptic care.
Internship & Research
Students complete a wæk
internship at Khalida Memorial Hospital's Optometry Department
or companies, allowing them
to apply their skills to real world challenges.
Admission Requirements
Eligibility: FSC. Pre-Medical /A-evds with Biology (minimum 50 %marks)
Slection: Based On academic record, entry test, and interview
