Department of Optometry and Vision Science


Undergraduate

Course prescriptions

You can find a detailed description of each course for all the courses required to complete the Bachelor of Optometry degree here:

Enrolment

If you are a new student and you have accepted your offer you can now gain access to the enrolment module at Student Services online. You can use your user ID and password to enroll in courses online.

You can find more guidance on enrolment on these helpful websites.

Cost of equipment, instruments and books

The total cost of pursuing the under-graduate programme in Optometry, will be more than the tuition and student service fees. To find out what costs are involved please visit planning your BOptom.

Credit and concessions for BOptom

Credit for previous work may be given as follows.

  1. Transferring from another NZ university.
    a) Students that have successfully completed study equivalent to University of Auckland courses at another university may be granted credit as appropriate, on payment of the prescribed fee. There is a maximum number of courses that may be credited. Contact the department for further nformation.
           
  2. Previous study at Auckland
    a) Completed qualification:
    Students may apply for cross credits for courses, which are common to both Bachelor of Optometry (BOptom) and another degree, on payment of the prescribed fee. Students will be advised by the department of courses for which cross credit.
    b) Incomplete qualification:
    Students may apply to reassign appropriate courses, which have been satisfactorily completed for one programme of study, to BOptom, on payment of the prescribed fee. Students will be advised by the department of courses, which may be reassigned. Any student admitted with credit who is required to be a full time student, must enrol for a minimum of 90 points over two semesters in one year or 45 points in one semester. A student must pass a total of 600 points (including 30 points in General Education Courses) over the entire BOptom programme to graduate with a BOptom degree.
     
  3. International Students
    Credit will be assessed and granted at time of application.

For more information please feel free to contact the Auckland International Office:

Auckland International
The University of Auckland
Private Bay 92019
Auckland 1142
New Zealand

Phone:
+64 9 373 7513
Fax: +64 9 373 7405
Email: int-questions@auckland.ac.nz
www.auckland.ac.nz/international

For full details please refer to the General Regulations in The University of Auckland Calendar.

For more information on admission and credit regulations see:



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