New Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment to Commence in Term 1 2025
Unlock your potential to transform lives with the new Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment at UNSW Sydney
Published on the 28 November 2024
Why Study the Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment at UNSW?
Vision impairment affects many people, limiting their ability to see clearly even with corrective lenses. Vision 2020 predicts that by 2050, 1 in 2 Australians will require eye care services. To address this critical need, the UNSW School of Optometry & Vision Science has established the Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment. This program aims to equip students with the knowledge and expertise to enhance the lives of people living with low vision or blindness.
Why Choose This Program?
- Open to All Backgrounds: No specific bachelor's degree required.
- Flexible Learning: Online coursework with elective options.
- Multidisciplinary: Electives offered in Public Health and Biomedical Engineering.
- Real-World Skills: Developed with Guide Dogs NSW/ACT to provide skills for real-world challenges.
A/Prof Juno Kim, Program Lead, says, "This unique program allows students from diverse backgrounds to upskill and enhance their expertise in vision impairment and rehabilitation."
Ready to make a difference?
Learn more about the program (commencing Term 1, 2025) and available Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) here: