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See the degree grade →A postgraduate programme training specialists in the science of cosmetology, emphasizing product definition, classification, manufacture, quality control and user safety. Suited to graduates seeking technical, regulatory or research roles in cosmetics and personal care product development.
The curriculum focuses on the scientific and regulatory aspects of cosmetic products. Core subject matter includes the definition and classification of cosmetic products, their production and manufacturing processes, quality control practices, and the legal and safety issues related to effects on users.
The programme page identifies the academic department, staff and curriculum and notes the programme language is English and that both thesis and non-thesis tracks are available. Prospective applicants should consult the university for specific admission criteria and any application fees.
Graduates receive a masters degree in Pharmaceutical Cosmetology and are trained to work as competent cosmetology experts. Typical professional directions include technical and regulatory positions within cosmetics and personal care companies, roles in quality control and product formulation, or continued research and development activity.
Although the course page does not detail funding, applicants interested in financial support should enquire with the university about scholarships, assistantships or fee arrangements applicable to masters candidates in the department.
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