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The Degree Course aims to train a professional figure with technical-semeiological skills of the motor and sensory functions of vision. Graduates in the Degree Course in Orthoptics and Ophthalmological Assistance, in accordance with the guidelines of the European Community, must be equipped with :
knowledge of organs and systems, as well as knowledge of the psychological, social and environmental dimensions;
knowledge of the evolution of the profession, of the founding concepts of orthoptics and ophthalmology;
knowledge of the foundations, evolution and characteristics of the theory and conceptual models of assistance and rehabilitation;
knowledge of the principles and rules that define the field of activity and responsibility of the orthoptist;
knowledge of the bioethical, deontological, legal and medico-legal principles of the profession;
the ability to develop an integrated approach to the patient, critically evaluating the clinical, relational, educational, social and ethical aspects involved in diagnosis, prevention, assistance, rehabilitation;
the cultural and professional principles that guide the diagnostic and rehabilitative process towards the patients, applying these principles in experiences in accredited health and assistance structures;
a level of professional, decision-making and operational autonomy deriving from a training course characterized by a global approach to ophthalmological problems also in relation to the social environment that surrounds them; - essential theoretical knowledge deriving from the basic sciences, with a view to their subsequent professional application;
knowledge, skills and experience useful for planning, managing and evaluating orthotic and rehabilitative care intervention;
knowledge, skills and experience to ensure the correct application of diagnostic and therapeutic prescriptions;
the ability to participate directly in updating their professional profile;
the methodology and culture necessary for the practice of ongoing formation;
the ability to collaborate and integrate with the various professional figures in group healthcare activities;
the ability to make use, where necessary, of the collaboration and work of support staff and to contribute to its training;
the teaching capacity oriented towards the clinical tutoring of the students;
knowledge of the ethical and historical dimensions of medicine with particular reference to the orthotic-ophthalmological and rehabilitation disciplines;
the ability to relate and communicate effectively and adequately with the patient and his family;
the knowledge necessary for understanding the biological, pathophysiological and sensory phenomena of vision;
the ability to identify treatments for the prevention and rehabilitation of visual impairments;
the ability to perform ophthalmological instrumental techniques;
the ability to develop the professional skills defined by their profile and provided for by EU and Italian legislation;
knowledge for the purposes of preparing health professionals capable of carrying out activities aimed at prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and functional assessment procedures with ownership;
the ability to understand the skills derived from learning semeiological techniques, complex assessment of the visual function and rehabilitative treatment of visual handicaps in various biological ages;
the ability to carry out health education interventions aimed at the prevention and rehabilitation of amblyopia and visual impairments;
the ability to interact and actively collaborate with interprofessional teams in order to plan and share evaluative and rehabilitative interventions of the multi-disabled;
specific skills in ophthalmic care in the operating room;
teaching skills to collaborate in the training of students in the context of the three-year degree course.
Program overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Degree Course aims to train a professional figure with technical-semeiological skills of the motor and sensory functions of vision. Graduates in the Degree Course in Orthoptics and Ophthalmological Assistance, in accordance with the guidelines of the European Community, must be equipped with :
knowledge of organs and systems, as well as knowledge of the psychological, social and environmental dimensions;
knowledge of the evolution of the profession, of the founding concepts of orthoptics and ophthalmology;
knowledge of the foundations, evolution and characteristics of the theory and conceptual models of assistance and rehabilitation;
knowledge of the principles and rules that define the field of activity and responsibility of the orthoptist;
knowledge of the bioethical, deontological, legal and medico-legal principles of the profession;
the ability to develop an integrated approach to the patient, critically evaluating the clinical, relational, educational, social and ethical aspects involved in diagnosis, prevention, assistance, rehabilitation;
the cultural and professional principles that guide the diagnostic and rehabilitative process towards the patients, applying these principles in experiences in accredited health and assistance structures;
a level of professional, decision-making and operational autonomy deriving from a training course characterized by a global approach to ophthalmological problems also in relation to the social environment that surrounds them; - essential theoretical knowledge deriving from the basic sciences, with a view to their subsequent professional application;
knowledge, skills and experience useful for planning, managing and evaluating orthotic and rehabilitative care intervention;
knowledge, skills and experience to ensure the correct application of diagnostic and therapeutic prescriptions;
the ability to participate directly in updating their professional profile;
the methodology and culture necessary for the practice of ongoing formation;
the ability to collaborate and integrate with the various professional figures in group healthcare activities;
the ability to make use, where necessary, of the collaboration and work of support staff and to contribute to its training;
the teaching capacity oriented towards the clinical tutoring of the students;
knowledge of the ethical and historical dimensions of medicine with particular reference to the orthotic-ophthalmological and rehabilitation disciplines;
the ability to relate and communicate effectively and adequately with the patient and his family;
the knowledge necessary for understanding the biological, pathophysiological and sensory phenomena of vision;
the ability to identify treatments for the prevention and rehabilitation of visual impairments;
the ability to perform ophthalmological instrumental techniques;
the ability to develop the professional skills defined by their profile and provided for by EU and Italian legislation;
knowledge for the purposes of preparing health professionals capable of carrying out activities aimed at prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and functional assessment procedures with ownership;
the ability to understand the skills derived from learning semeiological techniques, complex assessment of the visual function and rehabilitative treatment of visual handicaps in various biological ages;
the ability to carry out health education interventions aimed at the prevention and rehabilitation of amblyopia and visual impairments;
the ability to interact and actively collaborate with interprofessional teams in order to plan and share evaluative and rehabilitative interventions of the multi-disabled;
specific skills in ophthalmic care in the operating room;
teaching skills to collaborate in the training of students in the context of the three-year degree course.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
The University of Milan offers 78 bachelor’s degree programs in the following:
Economics, Law and Social Sciences
Political, Economic and Social Sciences
Law
Humanities
Humanities
Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication
Medicine and Healthcare
Medicine
Veterinary Medicine
Pharmacy
Exercise and Sports Sciences
Science
Science and Technology
Agricultural and Food Sciences
Tuition fees
The University of Milan is a public institution. Therefore, the university offers lower tuition fees in proportion to income, with fees being curbed in order to guarantee, to the greatest possible extent, the right for every student to have the opportunity to study.
For international students, enrolment fees vary according to the student’s citizenship and can vary between €156 to maximum of €1,156 each academic year.
The University of Milan also offers scholarships and other special funding, such as refectory and accommodation services. Enrolled students can apply for a scholarship, depending on whether they’re based on merit, income or both.
The Excellence Scholarships program is particularly aimed at international students. The program offers 100 incentive grants to the newly enrolled best international students at master’s level. The incentives include 50 scholarships of €6,000 plus enrollment fee exemption.
To find out more about special funding and scholarships, visit the university’s website.
Entry requirements
Almost all bachelor's and single cycle degree programs require candidates sit an admission test to ensure they are eligible for their chosen course of study. Each year, between February and July, the University of Milan publishes its calls to apply for admission to bachelor’s degree programs. These calls for application report the procedure for enrolment (matriculation) on the first year of studies, as well as:
Admission requirements,
Dates, programs, procedures and locations for evaluation tests and entrance examinations,
Number of places available for programs with limited enrolment,
Instructions for candidates with disabilities or SLD,
If you’re an international student who’s interested in applying to the University of Milan, you’ll need to complete an online application form which can be found on the university’s website. This is where you’ll also be able to find further details about how to apply as well as specific information regarding entry requirements.
The University of Milan offers 74 master’s programs, 32 doctoral programs, as well as 26 vocational master’s courses and 65 postgraduate schools of professional specialization.
Tuition fees
The University of Milan is a public institution. Therefore, the university offers low, income-curbed tuition fees in order to guarantee, to the greatest possible extent, the right for every student to have the opportunity to study.
For international students, enrolment fees vary according to the student’s citizenship and the chosen course of study.
The University of Milan also offers scholarships and other special funding, such as refectory and accommodation services. Enrolled students can apply for a scholarship, depending on whether they’re based on merit, income or both.
The Excellence Scholarships program is particularly aimed at international students. The program offers 100 incentive grants to the newly enrolled best international students at master’s level. The incentives include 50 scholarships of €6,000 plus enrollment fee exemption.
To find out more about special funding and scholarships, visit the university’s website.
Entry requirements
Those who hold, or are about to complete a bachelor's degree (or equivalent title) by the end of December or by the deadline indicated in the Program Structure for the selected master's degree program may apply to enroll on a postgraduate degree program.
Graduates who wish to apply for a doctoral program or a medical specialization school must follow the instructions in the competitive examination announcements.
For specific entry requirements you should also consult the master’s degree program that you’re interested in applying to.
European citizens, non-EU citizens who reside in Italy with a current, valid “permesso di soggiorno” (residence permit) and natives of Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Lichtenstein can apply. Non-EU citizens who are residents abroad must submit a pre-application request to the Italian Embassy or Consulate in their country of residence.
Some master degree programs have open admissions (on the basis of a case-by-case evaluation of the student candidature). Other programs will require candidates to sit an admission tests in order to ensure they are eligible for their chosen course of study.
You must submit your admission application directly to the university.
Each year, between February and July, the University of Milan publishes its calls to apply for admission to master degree programs. These calls for application report the procedure for enrolment (matriculation) on the first year of studies, as well as:
Admission requirements,
Dates, programs, procedures and locations for evaluation tests and entrance examinations,
Number of places available for programs with limited enrolment,
Instructions for candidates with disabilities or SLD,
If you’re an international student who’s interested in applying to the University of Milan, you’ll need to complete an online application form which can be found on the university’s website. This is where you’ll also be able to find further details about how to apply as well as specific information regarding entry requirements.
Orthoptic and Ophtalmologic Assistance
Main Campus, Milan, Italy
36 monthsProgram duration
YesScholarships
Medicine Related StudiesMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Degree Course aims to train a professional figure with technical-semeiological skills of the motor and sensory functions of vision. Graduates in the Degree Course in Orthoptics and Ophthalmological Assistance, in accordance with the guidelines of the European Community, must be equipped with :
Program overview
Main Subject
Medicine Related Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The Degree Course aims to train a professional figure with technical-semeiological skills of the motor and sensory functions of vision. Graduates in the Degree Course in Orthoptics and Ophthalmological Assistance, in accordance with the guidelines of the European Community, must be equipped with :
Admission requirements
Important Dates
Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
More programs from the university
Ad Feature programs
Bachelor UG
Master PG
PHD
Cosmetic Industrial Science
The University of Milan offers 78 bachelor’s degree programs in the following:
Economics, Law and Social Sciences
Humanities
Medicine and Healthcare
Science
Tuition fees
The University of Milan is a public institution. Therefore, the university offers lower tuition fees in proportion to income, with fees being curbed in order to guarantee, to the greatest possible extent, the right for every student to have the opportunity to study.
For international students, enrolment fees vary according to the student’s citizenship and can vary between €156 to maximum of €1,156 each academic year.
The University of Milan also offers scholarships and other special funding, such as refectory and accommodation services. Enrolled students can apply for a scholarship, depending on whether they’re based on merit, income or both.
The Excellence Scholarships program is particularly aimed at international students. The program offers 100 incentive grants to the newly enrolled best international students at master’s level. The incentives include 50 scholarships of €6,000 plus enrollment fee exemption.
To find out more about special funding and scholarships, visit the university’s website.
Entry requirements
Almost all bachelor's and single cycle degree programs require candidates sit an admission test to ensure they are eligible for their chosen course of study. Each year, between February and July, the University of Milan publishes its calls to apply for admission to bachelor’s degree programs. These calls for application report the procedure for enrolment (matriculation) on the first year of studies, as well as:
Further information can be found on the university’s website.
How to apply
If you’re an international student who’s interested in applying to the University of Milan, you’ll need to complete an online application form which can be found on the university’s website. This is where you’ll also be able to find further details about how to apply as well as specific information regarding entry requirements.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Ancient Civilizations for the Contemporary World
Foreign Languages and Literature
History
Humanities
Italian language and culture for foreigners
Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication for business, law and community services
Philosophy
Studies in Cultural Heritage
Business and Management (6)
Economics and Management
Economics: behavior, data and policy
Management of Organization and Labour
Engineering and Technology (6)
Computer Science
Computer Science for New Media Communications
Computer Systems and Networks Security
Computer systems and network security - online
Informatics
Music Information Science
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Animal Production
Audiometric Techniques
Audioprosthetic Techniques
Biological Sciences
Biomedical Laboratory Techniques
Biotechnology
Breeding and Welfare of Companion Animals
Cardiocirculatory and Cardiovascular Perfusion Techniques
Childhood Neuro and Psycomotricity
Dental Hygiene
Dental Medicine
Dietetics
Environment and Workplace Prevention Techniques
Exercise, Sport and Health Sciences
Health Assistance
Herbal Sciences and Technologies
Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques
International Medical School
Medical Biotechnology
Medicine and Surgery - Policlinico Hospital Location
Medicine and Surgery - San Paolo Hospital Location
Medicine and surgery - Polo Vialba
Midwifery
Neurophysiopathology Techniques
Nursing
Occupational therapy
Orthopaedics Techniques
Orthoptic and Ophtalmologic Assistance
Pediatric Nursing
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology
Pharmacy
PhysioTherapy
Podiatry
Production and Protection of Plants and Green Areas
Professional Education
Psychiatric Rehabilitation Techniques
Speech and Language Therapy
Veterinary Medicine
Viticulture and Enology
Natural Sciences (6)
Artificial Intelligence
Chemical safety and Toxicological Environmental Sciences
Chemistry
Cultural Heritage: Sciences, Technologies and Diagnostics
Dairy Enterprise Technologies and Management (L-P02)
Development and Protection of Mountain Environment
Digital Systems in Agriculture
Environmental Humanities
Environmental Science and Policy
Foodservice Science and Technology
Geological Sciences
Industrial Chemistry
Mathematics
Natural Sciences
Physics
Science and Technology for Sustainable Food
Sustainable Agriculture
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Communication and Society
International Politics, Law and Economics (IPLE)
International Studies and European Institutions (SIE)
Italian Sign Language (LIS) and Tactile Italian Sign Language (LIST)
Law
Liberal Studies in Communication
Political Sciences (SPO)
Public Sector and Healthcare Management
Sciences of Legal Services
Social Sciences for Globalisation
The University of Milan offers 74 master’s programs, 32 doctoral programs, as well as 26 vocational master’s courses and 65 postgraduate schools of professional specialization.
Tuition fees
The University of Milan is a public institution. Therefore, the university offers low, income-curbed tuition fees in order to guarantee, to the greatest possible extent, the right for every student to have the opportunity to study.
For international students, enrolment fees vary according to the student’s citizenship and the chosen course of study.
The University of Milan also offers scholarships and other special funding, such as refectory and accommodation services. Enrolled students can apply for a scholarship, depending on whether they’re based on merit, income or both.
The Excellence Scholarships program is particularly aimed at international students. The program offers 100 incentive grants to the newly enrolled best international students at master’s level. The incentives include 50 scholarships of €6,000 plus enrollment fee exemption.
To find out more about special funding and scholarships, visit the university’s website.
Entry requirements
Those who hold, or are about to complete a bachelor's degree (or equivalent title) by the end of December or by the deadline indicated in the Program Structure for the selected master's degree program may apply to enroll on a postgraduate degree program.
Graduates who wish to apply for a doctoral program or a medical specialization school must follow the instructions in the competitive examination announcements.
For specific entry requirements you should also consult the master’s degree program that you’re interested in applying to.
European citizens, non-EU citizens who reside in Italy with a current, valid “permesso di soggiorno” (residence permit) and natives of Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Lichtenstein can apply. Non-EU citizens who are residents abroad must submit a pre-application request to the Italian Embassy or Consulate in their country of residence.
Some master degree programs have open admissions (on the basis of a case-by-case evaluation of the student candidature). Other programs will require candidates to sit an admission tests in order to ensure they are eligible for their chosen course of study.
You must submit your admission application directly to the university.
Each year, between February and July, the University of Milan publishes its calls to apply for admission to master degree programs. These calls for application report the procedure for enrolment (matriculation) on the first year of studies, as well as:
Further information can be found on the university’s website.
How to apply
If you’re an international student who’s interested in applying to the University of Milan, you’ll need to complete an online application form which can be found on the university’s website. This is where you’ll also be able to find further details about how to apply as well as specific information regarding entry requirements.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Archaeology
Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History
European and extra-European Languages and Literatures
Historical Sciences
History and Criticism of Art
Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
Modern Humanities
Music, Cultures, Media, Performance
Philology, Literature and History of Antiquity
Philosophical Sciences
Business and Management (6)
Data Science for Economics (DSE)
Economics and Political Science (EPS)
Finance and Economics (MEF)
Management of Health Systems and Organisations
Management of Human Resources (MHR)
Management of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (MIE)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Artificial Intelligence for Science and Technology
Computer Science
Informatics Security
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Animal Husbandry Sciences and Technologies
Applied Biology in Nutritional Sciences
Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology
Biogeosciences: Analysis of Ecosystemand Science Communication
Bioinformatics for Computational Genomics
Biology Applied to Research in Biomedicine
Biomedical Omics (BO)
Biotechnology for The Bioeconomy
Cognitive Sciences and Decisional Processes (SCO)
Cosmetic Industrial Science
Crops and Plant Sciences
Exercise Science for a Healthy Life
Green Areas and Landscape Design
Health Professions of Prevention Sciences
Health Professions of Rehabilitation Sciences
Health Professions of Technical Sciences (Diagnostic)
Health Professions of Technical Sciences (assistential)
Medical Biotechnology and Molecular Medicine
Molecular Biology of the Cell
Molecular Biotechnology and Bioinformatics
Nursing and Midwifery Sciences
Nutritional Sciences
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
Plant Science
Psychology in Healthcare
Quantitative Biology
Safety Assessment of Xenobiotics and Biotechnological Products
Veterinary Biotechnology Sciences
Viticulture and Enology Sciences
Natural Sciences (6)
Agricultural Sciences for Sustainability
Analysis, Planning and Sustainable Management of Land and Territory
Chemistry
Cultural Heritage Conservation Science
Earth Sciences
Environmental Change and Global Sustainability (ECGS)
Environmental and Food Economics
Geophysics
Global Environment and Development
Human Nutrition and Food Science
Industrial Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics
Sustainable natural resource management
Valorization and sustainable development of mountain areas
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Administration and Public Policy (APP)
Global Politics and Society (GPS)
Individual and Team Sport Science
International Relations (REL)
Languages and Cultures for International Communication and Cooperation
Law and Sustainable Development
Migration Studies and New Societies
Physical Activity Science for Well-Being
Political Science and Government (GOV)
Politics, Philosophy and Public Affairs (PPPA)
Public and Corporate Communication
Publishing and Communication, Fashion Cultures
Arts and Humanities (6)
Historical Studies
Image, Language, Figure: Forms and Modes of Mediation
Linguistic, Literary and Intercultural Studies in European and Extra-European Perspectives
Literature, Arts and Environmental Heritage
Philosophy and Human Sciences
The Human Mind and Its Explanations: Language, Brain and Reasoning
Business and Management (6)
Economic Sociology, Organization, and Labor - Esol
Economics
Engineering and Technology (6)
Computer Science
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Clinical Research
Exercise and Sport Sciences
Experimental Medicine
Intersectoral Innovation
Molecular and Cellular Biology
National Phd in Systems Medicine
Nutritional Sciences
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmacological Biomolecular Sciences, Experimental and Clinical
Public Health Sciences
Translational Medicine
Veterinary and Animal Science
Natural Sciences (6)
Agriculture, Environment and Bioenergy
Chemistry
Earth Sciences
Environmental Sciences
Food Systems
Industrial Chemistry
Mathematical Sciences
Physics, Astrophysics and Applied Physics
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Comparative, Private, Civil Procedural and Business Law
International and Public Law, Ethics and Economics for Sustainable Development - Lees
Legal Studies Cesare Beccaria
Political Studies
Public, International and European Union Law
Sociology and Methodology of Social Research
Studies On Organized Crime