Opticians are eye care professionals skilled in refraction, lens dispensing, and using ophthalmic instruments to assess vision and prescribe corrective lenses. They also provide guidance on maintaining good eye health.
Did you know that a Registered Optician in Malaysia is eligible to operate licensed eyecare practices using their professional license? To become an Optician, you must complete the Diploma in Opticianry and register with the Malaysian Optical Council (MOC), as outlined under Section 18(1) of the Optical Act 1991.
At Vision University College, DIO students receive hands-on experience in clinical and dispensing laboratories, as well as real-world training through industrial attachments at optical centers. This programme equips students with essential skills to diagnose refractive errors and accurately dispense visual aids.
Upon successful completion, graduates will be eligible for registration with the Malaysian Optical Council (MOC) and recognized as licensed Opticians. This programme is accredited by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA), and offers pathways to a rewarding career or progression to further studies, including Bachelor’s degrees in Optometry, Vision Science, or related fields.