Both transfer students and those who wish to be exempted from the courses they took in their previous education are required to apply with their official transcripts (grade sheets) and a petition containing their exemption requests. The courses that can be exempted are decided as a result of the evaluation of the MYO Board of Directors.

The language of instruction of the Cosmetic Technology Associate Degree Program is Turkish, but students are required to take English-I and English-II courses in the first and second semesters.

You can learn about the goals and employment areas of the Cosmetic Technology Associate Degree Program here.

The majority of the courses are face-to-face, but some courses can be taught online (online).

Yes, there are, and this requirement also applies to online (online) courses. However, the way in which this obligation will affect the student's grade is at the discretion of the instructor who teaches the course.

Cosmetic Technology Associate Degree Program; General Chemistry, Cosmetic Science, Cosmetic Raw Materials, Cosmetic Microbiology, Toxicology and Hygiene, Cosmetic Product Design, Laboratory Technique and Safety, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Chemical Laboratory Applications, Cosmetic Legislation, Quality Control Processes in Cosmetic Products, Cosmetic Laboratory Applications, Chemistry of Natural Compounds, Project, Good Production and Laboratory Applications (GMP-GLP) courses are taught.

There are many elective courses that students can benefit from in the Cosmetic Technology Associate Degree Program, including departmental, non-departmental and university elective courses. Green Cosmetic Product Technology, Reporting and Presentation Techniques, Formulation and Sunday Analysis with Artificial Intelligence, Pharmacy Cosmetics and Pharmacy Products, Packaging Development and Selection, Medical Products, Computer Applications for Chemistry (Applied), Sustainability, Artificial Intelligence in Practice are some of these courses. With elective courses, students can both get to know various fields related to the program they are studying and turn to these fields, while also gaining knowledge about fields outside the program.

There are two exams for each course, an midterm exam and a final exam. Some courses may also use different evaluation methods instead of midterm exams. In some courses, different evaluation methods that replace midterms may also be used. 40% of the midterm and 60% of the final exam affect the success grade. You can learn about the evaluation system and letter grades here.

Students who cannot take the midterm exam for justified and valid reasons must notify the Directorate of the Vocational School in writing of their excuses within the application period announced in the academic calendar. Students whose excuses are deemed justified and valid by the Board of Directors will use their midterm exam rights on a date to be determined. If it is not possible to attend the final exams, there is no need to report the excuses. Students who do not take the final exam can take the make-up exam directly. There is no separate make-up or retake exam for students who do not take the make-up exam. Other details about the exams are regulated in the University's Associate and Undergraduate Education, Teaching and Examination Regulation.

A separate calendar is created by the university for each academic year and is updated. You can access the academic calendar here.

It is necessary to take and pass all the courses in the curriculum, to have completed a total of 120 ECTS in four semesters, to not have any courses with an FF letter grade, and to have a GPA (General Grade Point Average) of 2.00 or above.

Graduates of the Cosmetic Technology Associate Degree Program can apply to the undergraduate programs announced by ÖSYM through the Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS) and specified in the exam booklet.

The curriculum of the Cosmetic Technology Program has been prepared by taking into consideration the exemption opportunities of the students. However, the courses you will be exempted from in the Cosmetic Technology program at the university you are placed in as a result of DGS are determined according to the rules of the university you are placed in.

The Directorate of the Vocational School evaluates the students' needs regarding DGS within the framework of the requests received from the students. In the past, practices such as opening a DGS course within the university have been carried out for students. In addition, students have study areas in the library. You can get detailed information about the library and electronic resources here.

The Cosmetic Technology Associate Degree Program courses are held in the University's Kağıthane Campus. In addition to classrooms, there are also application laboratories and computer laboratories in this campus.

Many events such as conferences, talks and seminars are held at our university, both for the departments and for the university as a whole. In addition, students are also allowed to organize their own events through student clubs.

Our university attaches importance to equal opportunities in education. These students are provided with the rights provided in the relevant legislation both in the course of the courses and in the exams through the relevant units.

Necessary equipment and consumables for the courses are available in the applied laboratories. The instructor of the course also gives practical assignments if he deems necessary. Again, our university library is organized to provide printed and online (book, article, paper and similar) course resources for all courses.

No. However, our students are required to complete the T.C. It is possible to participate in volunteer internship programs through the Presidential Human Resources Office Career Gate.