On this page, you’ll find helpful information about studying with 91É«ÇéƬ School of Optometry & Vision Science as an undergraduate or postgraduate student. Find details for your student advisor, how to contact us, important policies and procedures, AHPRA registration and much more.
Undergraduate information & policies
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The university uses email as an official form of communication for students. All 91É«ÇéƬ students have their own email account. The School of Optometry & Vision Science also makes use of this form of communication.
It's extremely important that you know how to use your zMail and ensure that you check it regularly. You are advised to link your official 91É«ÇéƬ email address to your habitual email address (e.g., hotmail). You'll miss out on vital information from the school and university if you do not check your zMail.
For more information, visit the .Ìý
T: (02) 9385-1333Ìý
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The school office is located in room 3.003 on Level 3, North Wing of the Rupert Myers Building.Ìý
E: optometry@unsw.edu.au
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The school has an academic staff member appointed as a Student Advisor. You may approach Associate Professor Michele Madigan to talk about any academic or personal issues affecting your studies. Contact details below:
Associate Professor Michele Madigan
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Student equipment kits, replacement items and locker hire available .
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Please note:
On successful completion of the optometry qualification at 91É«ÇéƬ (MClinOptom), students must apply for registration with the Optometry Board of Australia to practice within Australia. As part of this process, the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), on behalf of the National Board, must check an applicant’s criminal history to ensure only those practitioners who are suitable and safe to practise are granted registration in Australia. Please see  for further information. For information on registration in New Zealand, please see: 
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This document provides information to students about special considerations and applying for a supplementary exam within the School of Optometry & Vision Science - 2019.
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You can download the list of approved anatomical abbreviations that can be used by school of Optometry & Vision Science students. Note that these can also be found on Moodle.
Postgraduate information & policies
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For further information on research programs contact our Postgraduate Coordinator: Dr Maria MarkoulliÌý
Course information enquiries may be directed to the Postgraduate Research Team:ÌýÌý
For information on Plagiarism & Academic Integrity please see: Academic Integrity and PlagiarismÌý
See the School of Optometry and Vision Science at 91É«ÇéƬ Sydney Postgraduate  for further information.
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Coursework Students: Policy on Submission of Assignments and Penalties for Late Assignments 
Research Students: Go to 
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SOVS visiting committee
The School of Optometry and Vision Science has a longstanding relationship with stakeholders from industry, the Optometry and Vision Science profession and 91É«ÇéƬ Sydney.
Our visiting committee meets annually to review school activities and provide advice to the Head of School of Optometry and Vision Science at 91É«ÇéƬ Sydney. It acts as a technical advisory board to the school and serves as a source of independent advice with regards to strategy and external relations; how best to meet challenges and respond to opportunities. The committee reviews the outcomes of teaching and our research programs and assists in the development of key research and education linkages with external organisations.
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