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Cosmetology
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Summary of the Profile
Objectives of a study programme:
To prepare a cosmetologists who is able to provide services in the field of beauty and wellness, to critically evaluate practical experience in its professional activities and to keep learning in a changing national and international environment.
Learning outcomes:
Will be able: 1. To demonstrate an understanding of human anatomy and physiology, the impact of endogenous and exogenous factors on the condition of the skin, criteria and methods for evaluating the aesthetic needs of clients. 2. To apply the principles of occupational safety, hygiene, ergonomics requirements and requirements of protection of the ethical and legal interests of clients in professional activities. 3. To analyse the purpose and effect of cosmetic materials and tools taking into account the client’s aesthetic needs and the nature of the procedure being performed.
4. To establish short-term and long-term objectives of cosmetic procedures by developing short-term and long-term plans for the cosmetic care according to the client’s aesthetic needs. 5. To carry out cosmetic procedures by selecting cosmetic products, tools, materials and equipment, and to perform a critical evaluation of it‘s quality and effectiveness. 6. To plan, organise beauty and wellness services, to work independently and in a team, in collaboration with the specialists of other fields, and to implement the dissemination of professional experience. 7. To analyse and summarize practical experience of professional activities, to keep learning in a changing national and international environment and to advise the clients on the issues of beauty and wellness. 8. To conduct empirical research, to collect and to analyze data needed to solve professional activities and problems.
Activities of teaching and learning:
Cosmetology study programme is oriented to the development of general and specific competences and creativity: lectures, seminars/workshops, demonstrations, discussions, individual and group work, workshops, case studies/situations, public presentation of work, information retrieval and structuring, Moodle assignments, analysis of scholarly and other sources, e-learning, demonstration of practical skills etc.
Methods of student achievement assessment:
The assessment of the programme's learning outcomes is carried out throughout the semester and during the examination session using cumulative assessment. The assessment of learning outcomes during the semester is carried out by means of mid-term examinations: control work, testing, case studies, examinations, final thesis, analysis of scientific and other sources, individual/group public presentation, role-playing, preparation of a laboratory report, analysis of the studied literature, group work, oral/written questioning, demonstration of practical work, observation, preparation of reports.
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
Study field subjects (120 credits): Anatomy and Physiology,Biochemistry, Microbiology and Imunology, Workplace Ergonomics and Hygiene, Skin histology, Professional and Foreign Language (En.), General and Clinical Pathology, Dermatovenerology, Cosmetic Chemistry, Decorative Cosmetology, General Cosmetology, Manicure and Pedicure, Basics of Cosmetic Face Care, Basics of Massage and Relaxation Techniques,
Profession Ethics and Communication Psychology, Material Science and Cosmetics, Hardware Cosmetology, Pharmacology and Basics of Toxicology, Body Treatments and Hair Removal Methods, Healthy lifestyle, Emergency aid, Cosmetic Facial Care Treatment, Beauty services business and administration, Entrepreneurship education/ Application of AI and Digital tools in Professional Work, SPA Philosophy and Treatments, Applied Research Methodology, Aesthetic and Clinical Cosmetology. Optional subjects (9 credits). Practices (42 credits): Practice of Makeup, Manicure and Pedicure, Practice of Cosmetic Care Consultant, Practice of Facial and Body care procedures, Practice of Customer Service, Final Practice of Cosmetology. Graduation Paper (9 credits).
Specializations: -
Optional courses:
It is possible: - to select optional subjects. - to select alternative subjects.
Distinctive features of a study programme:
The study process of the Cosmetology study program provides students with the opportunity to: - develop an awareness of workplace culture, - develop a practical appreciation of their chosen profession, - develop competencies for professional practice, - demonstrate competencies for professional practice. On the training base are installed simultaneous workplaces - the students is submerged in the work place related to the discipline or professional activity. Training base equipped with facilities for wellnes or / and spa (water) treatments. During the study process, academic knowledge is integrated into professional activity, teaching / learning methods are used: research projects, workshops, case studies, role plays, work-related problem - solving projects, group work, etc. In order to introduce students to beauty industry market or professional activities excursions to the Spa Centers are organized, guest-beauty industry representatives are invited to share practical work experience.
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
Graduates of the Cosmetology study programme will be able to work as self-employed or employed cosmetologists in beauty services companies: beauty salons, parlors, wellness centers, spa centers, visage studios, provide beauty services in non-specialized
areas, etc., work as consultant in cosmetic stores, to organize business in the beauty field itself: advertising and distribution of cosmetics, equipment / devices, organizing educational activities, et.
Access to further study
Access to the second cycle studies upon meeting requirements set by the accepting higher education institution.
