Optics Techniques Department of Al-Mustaqbal University was established as per Ministerial Order No. T.A.Q./13741, dated on 21st of November 2021. The Department aims to qualify a Graduate capable of performing an effective role in the Medical Health Field, and thus meeting the needs of society as well as Labor Market Requirements, being quite skillful to work on Medical & Optical Devices while examining Eyesight, determining Degree of Vision, evaluating Strabismus, and prescribing Medical Glasses, Contact Lenses, and other recommended substitutes. Besides, Optics Department Graduate can be described as an Optometrist, i.e. an Optical Technician, who could evaluate Patients' Eyes so as to identify Vision Defects, Diseases, and Injuries, in addition to maintaining Medical Files, evaluating Eye Defects, and recording Inspection Plans. Study Duration at Optics Department is Four Years and the Language of Study is English.

To be a leading department locally and regionally in preparing distinguished technical professionals in the fields of visual examination, diagnosis of vision problems, and eye care, capable of utilizing modern medical technologies and equipment, and providing high-quality optical services that meet community needs and enhance the overall quality of healthcare.

The Department of Optometry Technologies aims to prepare scientifically and practically qualified graduates who possess professional competence in vision examination, refractive error assessment, evaluation of visual disorders, and the design and prescription of eyeglasses and contact lenses. This is achieved through advanced applied education, specialized clinical training, and accredited quality standards, while promoting applied scientific research, community service, and alignment with the requirements of the healthcare labor market.

The Department of Optometry Technologies at the College of Health and Medical Technologies, Al-Mustaqbal University seeks to achieve the following objectives:


Graduates will demonstrate knowledge of the scientific foundations of medical optics and the principles of vision examination and diagnosis of visual disorders, identify the components and functions of optical instruments, and understand occupational safety standards in their use.


Graduates will comprehend the theoretical and practical principles of vision assessment, explain mechanisms for measuring visual acuity, evaluating strabismus, and diagnosing visual impairments in accordance with recognized professional standards.


Graduates will apply practical skills in conducting vision examinations, determining refractive errors, selecting appropriate lenses, and efficiently operating modern optical instruments and electronic examination systems within clinical environments.


Graduates will participate in practical activities related to lens fabrication and fitting, production of optical substitutes, and contribute to the operation, maintenance, and preservation of ophthalmic medical equipment.


Graduates will evaluate the quality of provided optical services, analyze examination outcomes, and assess their accuracy in accordance with quality assurance standards, professional ethics, and academic accreditation requirements.


Graduates will develop innovative optical solutions and technologies, participate in applied scientific research, and contribute to community service by supporting vision care programs and improving the quality of healthcare services.