Qualification Awarded

The students graduated from Department of Chemistry and Chemical Processing Technologies Program of Cosmetics Technology are awarded "Cosmetic Technician" title. Students graduated from this department work as authorized personnel in organizations such as 'biochemistry laboratory, cosmetic industry establishments, cosmetics import and export companies, chemistry-drug industry, beauty institutes' after graduation.

Specific Admission Requirements

To have the minimum score determined for the Department of Undergraduate Placement Exam.

Qualification Requirements

In order to obtain a pre-bachelor degree in the field of alternative energy resources, students must successfully complete the compulsory and optional all courses (total of 120 ECTS) required to be taken in the program and average grade must be 2.0 out of 4.

Recognition of Prior Learning

Prior education of students who have previously studied at another Higher Education Institution has been determined by the Council of Higher Education, " Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Pre-Bachelor and Bachelor Education-Training Regulation". However, exemption exams are held at the beginning of each academic term for the Foreign Language (English, German, French, etc.) courses that are included in all of the higher education programs. Students who think they have the qualifications expected from these courses have the right to take the exams. Students who enter and succeed in the examination are exempted from the relevant courses in the course schedule.

History

Muğla Vocational School, Departmentt of Chemistry and Chemical Processing Technology Cosmetics Technology Programme has started training with 38 students in 2016-2017 academic year and is still being continued. In the cosmetic technology programme, students are trained in a scientific environment and profession skills are acquired. In cosmetic technology programme, there are 1 assistant professor, 2 lecturers and 1 expert.

Profile of the Programme

The aim is to raise the number of young people who can meet the needs of intermediate workers, one of the most important needs in the cosmetics industry, which is one of the largest industrial companies in the world and has a very serious market share.

Program Outcomes

1-	To know the classification of cosmetic raw materials, for what purpose, for what products to use, what properties should be carried

2-	To define and classify of cosmetics,

3-	To define toxicity and classify, To know toxic substances and detoxification ways of these substances. To be able to analyze toxic substances.

4-	To be aware of the precautions to be taken while working with dangerous chemicals in terms of laboratory safety and human health.

5-	Having the ability to use basic mathematical methods for solution.

6-	To be able to observe information and developments related to the cosmetic sector using at least one foreign language

7-	To be able to define the carrier systems used in cosmetics, to be able to choose the carrier system to be used according to the cosmetic product.

8-	To know and apply necessary tests in cosmetic raw materials, intermediates and finished products.

Exam Regulations & Assesment & Grading

At least one midterm exam and a final exam are scheduled for each course given. The score of success is 40% for midterm exam and 60% for final exam. In this assessment, the course instructor takes into account the statistical results of the scores of the students taking the courses from the midterm and final exams and the notes taken are converted to a 4-letter system within the framework of the regulations. A student who receives one of the grades AA, BA, BB, CB and CC grades is considered successful. The DC and DD grades taken from a course are evaluated according to the graduate weighted average grade of the student. If the weighted grade point average of the student is above the success grade (2.00), these courses are defined as successful. In the interim years / years, this letter grade is evaluated by the coefficients in the calculation of the weighted general grade averages. The student who receives the FF grade is unsuccessful. Courses with achievement grade MM and GG do not participate in the evaluation of weighted grade point average calculation.

Graduation Requirements

Minimum graduation credit required to graduate from this program; It is 120 ECTS including 90 compulsory and 30 elective. 30 working days internship is obligatory including 15 working days 2nd Year / 3. Semester, 15 working days 2nd Year / 4th semester.

Occupational Profiles of Graduates

After graduating from this program, they are working as authorized personnel in organizations such as 'biochemistry laboratories, cosmetic industry establishments, cosmetics import and export companies, chemistry-drug industry, beauty institutes'.

Access to Further Studies

Students who have graduated from the program and those who have fulfilled the graduation requirements outside of the internship in the last semester can transfer to the undergraduate program by vertical transfer examination.

Mode of Study

Pre-Bachelor • Required by the cosmetics industry, • Has a say in national and international arenas, is enterprising, determined, can follow scientific and technological developments in his profession and believes in science in every field, • Able to design and analyze the production processes of cosmetic products, • Able to solve problems encountered, work and research independently and in groups, • Aware of their professional and ethical responsibilities, • Able to conduct education and research and development for the benefit of the country and humanity, • Have a spirit of interdisciplinary collaboration, • Having effective verbal and written communication skills, To provide the necessary training to train Cosmetic Technicians.

Programme Director

Associate Prof.Dr. Yasemin İSPİRLİ DOĞAÇ

ECTS Coordinator

Course Structure Diagram with Credits

Evaluation Questionnaires

Course & Program Outcomes Matrix