Disclaimer: The views & opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect the opinions & views of UNSW OptomSoc. Optometry Australia has provided some resources for final year optometry students and early career optometrists […]
Authors: Azba Mashood (2021 President) We would like to extend a warm welcome to our first year students and a warm return back to university for our current Optometry and Vision Science students! ? Transitioning […]
Authors: Celine Zhang (2017 UNSW OptomSoc President) and Jingyi Chen (2017/18 DOSS Vice-President) Earlier this year the UNSW OptomSoc Executive team (Celine, Alison, Tyson and Rhonda) had the pleasure of meeting up with the 2017 […]
Author: Cindy Van (Class of 2017) Being an optometry student, you’ll have weird hours, especially during 4th year. Think 9am to 9pm Mondays, and 8ams three days a week. Now exams are coming up, sleep […]
Guest Author: Sunny Lee (Class of 2018) Several weeks ago, just before the semester break, Dale finally threw in the towel. With a single announcement on moodle, our days of casually swinging by the Preclinic […]
Author: Cindy Van (Class of 2017) Although there are a lucky few who live near campus, most students will need to commute considerable distances. T1, T2, T3, T4,5,6,7, 895, 891, M50, M10, M41 – these […]
Author: Lowana Littlechild (Class of 2018) So begins another year here at UNSW Optometry and Vision Science. Congratulations to all of you! Whether you are a first-year fresh and excited to experience university, or a […]
Our lucky last article is for the 4th years! 4th year is a whirlwind of a year rife with existential crises, self-discovery and friendship. Here’s the advice our current UNSW OptomSoc Treasurer, Tyson, has to […]
To all the 3rd years, you’re coming to the end of your Bachelor of Vision Science program and you’ve heard some scary things about what this year brings. What I Wish I’d Known in Third […]
This is for all those 2nd years out there. You’re no longer a fledgling first year student and lecturers are starting to expect more of you. What I Wish I’d Known in Second Year – […]