University Lectures
Our mission of delivering great content for cosmetic science students does not stop with the articles, tools and resources featured on this website – we also partake in a university outreach, proving university lectures across the United Kingdom (UK). We are currently lecturing at the below universities:
Lecturing staff
Sebrina (featured in the image below), is passionate about delivering quality lectures to students of all year groups, undergrad and postgrad. Being an ex-student of cosmetic science herself, she understands the needs for engaging, insightful and informative lectures.
With over six years of experience in the cosmetics industry, the university lectures are always very industry-centric. Real world examples from industry are often discussed, allowing students to place themselves in the shoes of their future careers.
Sebrina Fatz
Sebrina started lecturing in September 2023, mainly in the cosmetic regulatory discipline but has since broadened her topics to include cosmetic ingredients, formulations and industry relevant topics.
Students
We are very privileged to teach so many bright and promising students in the cosmetics sector. we try to support our students at all stages of their education and after graduating by providing extra resources to students with a particular interested in the regulatory industry, sharing job postings and providing references for students applying for relevant placement and job opportunities.
Student Feedback:
More student feedback can be found here.
Sebrina’s lectures were very engaging and interesting. I love how she managed to transform such mundane topics into something that hooked our attention for 3 hours weekly
BSc Cosmetic Science Student
- University of Sunderland
Our Universities
University of Sunderland
Cosmetic Science .Net has had a long-standing relationship with the University of Sunderland. Renowned for its research in the pharmaceutical and sciences field, the cosmetic science course teaches students all the key aspects of the cosmetics industry. Our partnership began in 2022, and we continue to collaborate with the university to ensure graduate success in the cosmetics regulatory industry.
Modules:
- Introduction to Regulation and Legislation of Cosmetic
- ProductIndustrial and Professional Practice in the Cosmetics Industry
Research Methods and Professional Practic
EU and Worldwide Regulation for the Manufacture and Marketing of Cosmetic, Personal Care and Fragrance Products
Courses:
- Year 1, 2 & 3 BSc Cosmetic Science
- MSc Cosmetic Science
De Montfort University
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Modules:
- Concept to Consumer
- Design, Manufacture and Evaluation of Cosmetic Products
Courses:
MSc: “It will address qualitative evaluation of cosmetic products, and their development will be considered in the context of industry regulations, sustainability, and safety guidelines.”
Liverpool John Moores University
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) has a long standing history in teaching the cosmetic science. The relationship between Cosmetic Science .Net and LJMU was established in 2023, with the first lectures being delivered in March 2024. The lectures focus on the safety and classification of cosmetic products in major markets across the globe.
Modules:
- Concept to Consumer
Year Groups/Courses:
Module Descriptor:
“This module enables you to identify product ideas and develop commercially viable cosmetic products. It also includes the assessment of scale-up manufacturing from concept through to consumer.”
University of the Arts London
The University of the Arts London (UAL) boasts the longest standing cosmetic science course in the UK. The integrated masters course has now been split into the bachelors and separate masters courses, but we had the pleasure to teach the last cohort of iMSc students. Cosmetic Science .Net delivered cosmetic ingredient based lectures, discussing their safety, mechanism of action and regulation in the EU, UK & USA.
Modules:
- Skincare and Decorative Cosmetics
Year Groups/Courses:
- Year 2 iMSc Cosmetic Science
Module Descriptor:
“… [T]he creation of specific products for care of the skin and hair and in decorative cosmetics. In addition to formulating and testing many different products, you will learn about the role of packaging in protecting products and enhancing sales.”
