Second-cycle studies can be undertaken by a graduate of first-cycle studies at COSMETOLOGY.

Graduates of other fields of study may begin their studies if the leading discipline is: medical sciences, physical education sciences, health sciences, medical biology.

In the case of graduates of courses not assigned to the above disciplines, who have professional experience and have completed formal/ non-formal education in the field of cosmetology, it is possible to apply for admission to second-cycle studies under the major bioesthetic cosmetology. 

In this situation, each application is considered individually and requires submission of additional documents:

1. an application to the Rector regarding consent to admission to studies based on previous professional experience and completed formal/non-formal education;
2. a copy of the certificate of completion of postgraduate studies in a field that allows for the acquisition of partial qualifications at level 6 or 7 of the Polish Qualifications Framework in the field of cosmetology;
3. certificates of professional experience in the field of cosmetology [at least 3 years];
4. copies of certificates of completed courses/trainings in the field of care/beauty cosmetology/ cosmetology with the use of equipment [at least 10].

Graduates of these majors are required to complete a REMEDIAL COURSE against payment, which takes place before the start of the first semester of education on the principles specified in the relevant regulation of the Chancellor.

When studying cosmetology, you will gain knowledge and skills in the following areas:

CLINICAL COSMETOLOGY MAJOR:

• physicochemical and biological effects occurring in cells and tissues under the influence of cosmetic substances, preparations and equipment;
• specialized massage techniques and physical treatments applicable in cosmetology practice, as well as their impact on tissues and systems;
• selection of appropriate methods with the use of equipment depending on the needs dictated by occurring pathological changes, complications after diseases or mechanical injuries;
• selection of appropriate cosmetic preparations depending on the needs dictated by occurring pathological changes, complications following diseases or mechanical injuries;
• assessment of the usefulness and possibilities of using new technologies and technical achievements in working with the customer.

A graduate of cosmetology studies can find employment in:

• cosmetic parlours,
• wellness and spa salons,
• cosmetic companies (cosmetic distribution and sales departments, as well as training and quality control),
• laboratories conducting cosmetic product effectiveness tests,
• cosmetology schools;
• editorial offices of professional magazines that cover the issues of cosmetology and cosmetics.
• research and development laboratories.