Optometry is a health science program focused on the study of the eye, vision, and related systems. Students learn how to examine, diagnose, and manage eye conditions, prescribe corrective lenses, and detect diseases such as glaucoma and cataracts. The program combines theoretical courses in biology, physics, chemistry, and anatomy with practical clinical training in vision testing, contact lens fitting, and eye care management. Graduates of Optometry can work as optometrists in hospitals, clinics, optical centers, or establish private practices. They may also contribute to public health by providing vision screening, preventing blindness, and promoting eye health in communities. This program offers a pathway into specialized fields such as pediatric optometry, low-vision rehabilitation, or research in vision sciences. Optometry is ideal for students passionate about healthcare, science, and helping people improve their quality of life through better vision.