The aim of this course is to provide core basic science and clinical knowledge of the peripheral fundus and vitreoretinal disease. The curriculum will cover basic anatomy and physiology of the peripheral fundus plus recognition and management of common vitreoretinal pathology and emergencies. By equipping optometrists with a strong foundational understanding of vitreoretinal disease, the course will enhance their ability to assess, triage, and support the management of patients with posterior segment pathology.

This highly sought after course is aimed at clinicians working in an ophthalmic or medical retina setting, focusing on the treatment of age-related macular degeneration, retinal vein occlusion and diabetic oedema.

This unique course is especially designed for managers and clinical leaders in medical retina services. The course draws on the strength of multidisciplinary teams delivering patient care in macular intravitreal injection services.

This one day in-person course is designed to improve clinical practice and knowledge by highlighting new ways of working within this specialty. It discusses the management of various oculoplastic conditions and the role of nurses and other allied health professionals in delivering an excellent service..

This self-paced online course aims to introduce the learner basic concepts of paediatric ophthalmology, in order to give them confidence when approaching children.

This virtual self-paced coursewill provide OVS associates, senior opthalmic technicians and OVS practitioners with in-depth knowledge of advanced imaging techniques and pathology patterns in ophthalmology.

This self-paced online course introduces clinicians to data science and provides them with an overview of data science in a clinical context, along with basic skills to handle data. The course gives a broad insight into data science and its application on real data, including artificial intelligence.

This course aims to provide optometrists and allied ophthalmic health professionals with the skills and knowledge required to enable autonomous and/or supervised working within an ophthalmic emergency setting.

This virtual self-paced course has been specifically designed to take individuals with no experience in ophthalmology or ophthalmic clinical practice to enable them to reach a level that they can productively join a non-medical professional ophthalmic team.