PLO1- Apply biomedical, optical, and vision sciences to understand ocular anatomy, visual function, ocular diseases, and the principles of optometric care.

PLO2- Conduct comprehensive optometric examinations including visual acuity assessment, refraction, binocular vision evaluation, and ocular health screening using appropriate diagnostic techniques and equipment.

PLO3- Select, prescribe, and manage optical corrections, including ophthalmic lenses, contact lenses, and low-vision aids, to address refractive errors and visual impairments.

PLO4- Identify common ocular diseases and vision disorders and provide appropriate management, referral, or preventive care in accordance with professional and clinical guidelines.

PLO5- Communicate effectively and collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare teams while demonstrating professionalism, ethical practice, and patient-centered care.

PLO6- Apply evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and research skills to support clinical decision-making and continuous professional development in optometric practice.