Vision Science - New England College of Optometry

Vision Science from New England College of Optometry is a Campus Master Health degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Master of Science in Vision Science is designed to provide experience in vision research methodology through the development and execution of an original research project, and completion and defense of a research thesis. The curriculum is based on a total of 55.5 credit hours of study. The College seeks to admit students into this program who possess the qualities necessary for success in research. The goal of the program is to train students (especially optometrists) to perform original research in vision science . Stand-alone MS Degree Designed for candidates who wish to earn the MS degree without enrolling in the College?s OD degree program. Qualified candidates must have a college-level background in science or a professional degree . This is a single, tuition-based graduate degree program. The Master of Science in Vision Science program is designed to develop the analytical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to be a successful scientist. The program emphasizes research in an area of vision science that is determined by the student?s interests and the expertise of the graduate faculty, as defined by their ongoing research programs. Students who are accepted into this program will have training in areas not typically available to optometry students. This will provide enhanced career opportunities. MS degree candidates develop skills that can help them contribute new knowledge to the field, help them assess new scientific developments relevant to optometry, and enable them to be more competitive for residencies and academic and industry positions following graduation. The graduates of this program have the potential to become intellectual leaders in the profession. View more details on New England College of Optometry . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Health courses.