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Investigative Ophthalmology and Vision Science (MSc)

Fundus image of human eye with overlay of the test locations frequently used in clinical perimetry Processed fundus image of human eye highlighting the course and diameter of retinal vessels Map of optical aberrations in a human eye Thermal image of the anterior eye

This course brings together the research expertise of two faculties (Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences, Faculty of Life Sciences) and the clinical expertise within Manchester Royal Eye Hospital to provide students with a firm grounding in the knowledge needed to pursue a higher degree and to follow a research/academic career in ocular health/vision sciences. It also gives an opportunity for vision related professionals to develop their knowledge on the latest developments in ophthalmology and vision sciences.

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Major areas covered

  • Research methods
  • Opthalmic research methods and investigative techniques
  • Genetics of eye disease and development
  • Physiology of ocular tissue in health and disease
  • Corneal physiology and contact lenses
  • Specialist glaucoma module (also available as a stand-alone course)

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Leaders of the six modules for the taught component of this MSc
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