What is MS Ophthalmology?

The MS Ophthalmology program  provides a solid foundation for the pursuit of a research career. Master’s in surgery or M.S in Ophthalmology is a postgraduate course in the field of medicine and sciences that is mainly involved with the advance study of anatomy, physiology and diseases of an eye. 

It is a postgraduate Ophthalmology that makes you an Ophthalmologist who is a specialist in medical and surgical problems. The course includes orbital and ocular anatomy, Gross anatomy, Histology, Ocular Physiology, Ocular Pathology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology concerning ocular immunology. The course also imparts the opportunities for ophthalmologic research in clinical surgery settings like fine microsurgery, using the operating microscope, and intraocular surgery or vitreoretinal surgery of the eye.

Why Study MS Ophthalmology?

It is beneficial to deliver total eye care, meaning vision services, eye examinations, medical and surgical eye care, diagnosis and treatment of disease, and visual complications that are caused by other conditions, like diabetes.

Students can start their own private clinics where they earn a lot of money.

The Course is beneficial to give treatment based on the assumption that treating the parts of the visual system with the use of medicines, surgery, diet, and other therapies will therefore treat the underlying eye problem. Ophthalmologists are specially trained to provide the full spectrum of eye care, from prescribing glasses and contact lenses to complex and delicate eye surgery.