The purpose of the BSc in Aesthetics and Cosmetology program is to equip students with a strong foundation in the principles and best practices of aesthetics and cosmetology, integrating scientific knowledge from dermatology, chemistry, pharmacology, and advanced cosmetic technologies.
The program aims to prepare graduates with the necessary skills to perform professional aesthetic procedures, including non-invasive treatments, skin care, and trichology, while ensuring full compliance with hygiene, safety, and ethical standards. The Aesthetics and Cosmetology program at AAB College seeks to prepare graduates professionally, based on scientific principles and fundamental surgical practices. The program emphasizes the correct use of aesthetic procedures, adherence to sterilization protocols, and the importance of preventing disease transmission.
The BSc in Aesthetics and Cosmetology fosters creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, enabling students to develop innovative approaches to beauty and well-being. Additionally, the program highlights interdisciplinary knowledge, including business management, marketing, and entrepreneurship. The program also promotes ethical responsibility and awareness of the social impact of aesthetic practices, ensuring that graduates contribute positively to industry standards and client well-being.
The mission of the BSc program in Aesthetics and Cosmetology is: “to provide high quality education, through innovative teaching methods and basic research, that equips students with the knowledge, skills, and creativity needed to excel in the beauty and wellness industry, who through critical thinking, technical expertise, and ethical practices are able to contribute to the advancements in cosmetology and to the improvement of care standards in Kosovo and abroad”.
Upon successful completion of the BSc program in Aesthetics and Cosmetology, students will have acquired the following knowledge, skills, and competencies:
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Skills
Competences
Bachelor’s degree programs are open to all candidates who have completed their secondary education, possess the required documentation, and meet the minimum admission criteria set by the Senate. According to Article 5 of the Regulation for Bachelor’s Studies, the admission requirements are as follows:
The number of study places according to the decision of the KAA is 75 students per academic year.
According to the Regulation for Bachelor Studies at AAB College, the recognition of qualifications and the transfer of studies are governed by Articles 6, 7, and 8 of this regulation. These articles outline the conditions, criteria, and procedures for admitting students from other higher education institutions, the process for transferring credits, and the steps for recognizing and equating previously completed courses.
Studies in the BSc Aesthetics and Cosmetology last 3 years, 180 ECTS, with a total of 6 semesters.
Upon completion of studies, students earn the academic title Bachelor of Science in Aesthetics and Cosmetology.
The BSc in Aesthetics and Cosmetology program is designed based on the real needs of the labor market and in close collaboration with professionals from the beauty industry, ensuring that students are optimally prepared to begin their careers.
Upon graduation, students can be employed in aesthetic centers, dermatology clinics, spas and wellness centers, cosmetic product manufacturing and distribution companies, as well as in other sectors related to care and well-being.
In the BSc program in Aesthetics and Cosmetology, it is planned that assessment methods evaluate both theoretical knowledge and practical competencies, ensuring students are well-prepared for professional practice. A combination of summative and formative assessment methods is used to measure learning outcomes effectively.
Final Exams – assessing comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge.
Oral Exams – testing students’ ability to articulate concepts and demonstrate critical thinking.
Presentations – evaluating research, communication skills, and industry awareness.
Seminar Papers – encouraging independent study and application of evidence-based practices.
Formative Assessment Methods:
Quizzes – reinforcing foundational knowledge.
In-Class Assignments & Activities – fostering active participation and critical thinking.
Written Feedback – guiding students in refining their skills.
Practical Work & Lab Assignments – assessing hands-on expertise in aesthetic procedures.
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Students at AAB College, in accordance with the Statute and the Regulation for BA Studies, have the right to:
Additionally, students have the right to submit complaints and requests regarding any aspect of the teaching process, assessment, or any other issues that they believe may hinder their academic development and well-being while studying at the college.
At AAB College, students are considered equal partners in the design, implementation, and evaluation of quality assurance processes. They actively participate in every working group or workshop that discusses policymaking, strategic planning, and decision-making. Specifically, students engage in quality assurance procedures through the following activities:
