Visual Impairment Rehabilitation FdSc

Graduates of the Visual Impairment Rehabilitation FdSc course can work in the healthcare sector with visually impaired people in primary care. Graduates are able to make the visually impaired person more independent and function better in everyday life.

Why enrol on the Visual Impairment Rehabilitation FdSc course?

• The majority of students gain an additional qualification that enables greater career choice
• The course allows you to gain an HTQ qualification
• The course programme is designed around the NHS constitution

What skills do graduates gain?

• Students learn to assess patients’ needs and plan and implement rehabilitation interventions
• The FdSc Visual Impairment Rehabilitation course emphasises the development of practical skills
• Students gain knowledge and support from local experts and practitioners
• Students are equipped with decision-making and problem-solving skills
• The course prepares students to continue in the profession at further stages

Where to study this major?

Our suggested universities in England for the Visual Impairment Rehabilitation FdSc course is University Square Campus in Luton.