BS Aesthetic & Skin Care Technology
This program is built for the AI era, where aesthetics and skin-care professionals must understand skin science, dermatological care, cosmetic procedures, product safety, client consultation, aesthetic technologies, and…
Overview
This program is built for the AI era, where aesthetics and skin-care professionals must understand skin science, dermatological care, cosmetic procedures, product safety, client consultation, aesthetic technologies, and professional practice in supervised healthcare and wellness settings. From the first semester, students learn AI-supported communication, creative design, ICT, functional English, entrepreneurship, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, infection control, patient safety, public health, pharmacology, healthcare systems, cosmetic sciences, dermatological conditions, supervised clinical practice, research, internship, and capstone work. Students use the Personal AI Tutor, LMS support, digital documentation, literature databases, spreadsheets, AI-supported research assistants, skin analysis devices, client documentation systems, cosmetic formulation records, laser-safety checklists, and digital portfolio tools to learn responsibly and professionally. This is not just a skin-care degree. It is a university-supported pathway to become a future-ready aesthetics and skin-care professional who can contribute to supervised clinics, dermatology support, wellness settings, product knowledge, client education, safe practice, and evidence-based professional growth. Program Introduction FAQs
Courses by Semester
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Semester 1
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Writing & Reading for Impact | 3 (General Education) |
| Creative Designing with AI Tools | 2 (General Education) |
| AI Integrated ICT | 3 (2+1) (General Education) |
| AI Powered Functional English | 3 (General Education) |
| AI Embedded Entrepreneurship | 2 (General Education) |
| Human Anatomy | 3 (2+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| Human Physiology | 3 (2+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
Semester 2
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Optimizing Health & Nutrition with AI | 3 (2+1) (General Education) |
| Data Analysis for Informed Decision-Making | 3 (General Education) |
| Islamic Studies / Ethics and AI Morality | 2 (General Education) |
| Understanding Human Psychology With AI | 2 (General Education) |
| Introduction to Medical Biochemistry | 2 (1+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| First Aid & Emergency Care | 2 (1+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| Patient Safety & Infection Control | 2 (1+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
Semester 3
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Mathematical Problem Solving with AI | 3 (General Education) |
| Civic and Community Engagement | 2 (General Education) |
| Fehm-e-Quran I | 1 (General Education) |
| Pakistan: Ideology & Constitution | 2 (General Education) |
| Introduction to Allied Health Sciences I | 2 (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| Introduction to Allied Health Sciences II | 2 (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| General Pathology | 3 (2+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
Semester 4
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Fehm-e-Quran II | 1 (General Education) |
| Pakistan Studies | 2 (General Education) |
| Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology | 3 (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| General Pharmacology | 3 (2+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| Healthcare Systems & Policies | 2 (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| Healthcare Marketing & Management | 2 (Major: AHS Common Core) |
| Introduction to Nursing Practice | 3 (2+1) (Major: AHS Common Core) |
Semester 5
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Perfumery and Aromatherapy | 3 (2+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Inflammatory Skin Disorders | 3 (Major: Domain Core) |
| Psychosocial Impact of Skin Diseases | 3 (Major: Domain Core) |
| Cutaneous Manifestation related to Internal Medicine | 3 (Major: Domain Core) |
| Supervised Clinical Practice I: Dermatological Care | 3 (0+3) (Major: Domain Core) |
Semester 6
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Scientific Writing and Research Methods | 3 (2+1) (Interdisciplinary) |
| Biostatistics | 3 (2+1) (Interdisciplinary) |
| Supervised Clinical Practice II: Aesthetic Procedures | 3 (0+3) (Major: Domain Core) |
Semester 7
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Adverse Effects of Cosmetics and Drugs | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Cosmetic Procedures | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Advanced Cosmetic Chemistry | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Supervised Clinical Practice III | 3 (0+3) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Evidence Based Practice | 3 (2+1) (Interdisciplinary) |
| Skin Care Across the Life Span | 2 (Major: Domain Core) |
| Pharmacology Related to Dermatology | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
Semester 8
| Subject | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Appendageal Disorders of Skin | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Laser and Light Therapies in Aesthetics | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Regulation and Legislation of Cosmeceuticals | 3 (Interdisciplinary) |
| Emergency Management in Aesthetic Procedures | 2 (1+1) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Supervised Clinical Practice IV | 3 (0+3) (Major: Domain Core) |
| Capstone Project | 3 (Capstone / Research Project) |
| Field Experience / Internship | 3 (Field Experience / Internship) |
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Fees & Scholarship
| Tuition / semester | Rs 200,000 |
| Admission and Registration Fee | Rs 30,000 (one-time) |
The Admission and Registration Fee is a one-time charge and becomes payable only after you receive your provisional admission offer. Nothing is payable to submit an application.
Scholarship & Study Loan
- Work-Based Scholarship available
- Study Loan available
Work-Based Scholarship (WBS): work 10 hours/week online for 40% off (payable Rs 120,000/sem) or 5 hours/week for 20% off. Earned by working — not by marks.
Study Loan: an additional 40% study loan brings the payable amount to ~Rs 72,000/semester. Repaid after the student starts earning, in 6 instalments under a signed undertaking.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the Bachelor of Science in Aesthetics and Skin Care Technology requires a Higher Secondary School Certificate or an IBCC-equivalent qualification in Pre-Medical Group or a relevant discipline as the basic eligibility requirement.
Duration, Credit Hours, and Program Structure
The Bachelor of Science in Aesthetics and Skin Care Technology is a four-year undergraduate Allied Health Sciences program offered across eight regular semesters with a total of 138 credit hours, including internship and capstone. The structure includes 34 credit hours of General Education, 37 credit hours of Allied Health Common Core, 49 credit hours of Major Domain Core, 12 credit hours of Interdisciplinary courses, 3 credit hours of Internship / Field Experience, and 3 credit hours of Capstone / Research Project. The minimum duration is four years or eight regular semesters, while the maximum duration is normally six years.
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Career Opportunities
Dermatological care and non-invasive aesthetic procedure support roles
Cosmetic product, cosmeceutical, and skin-care advisory support
Laser and light therapy support under approved supervision and safety rules
Skin-care documentation, client consultation, and patient education support
Career Opportunities FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BS Aesthetics and Skin Care Technology about?
It is a four-year Allied Health Sciences program that introduces students to skin science, cosmetic sciences, dermatological support, aesthetic procedures, client consultation, product safety, supervised practice, documentation, and evidence-based professional learning.
How is this program linked with the AI era?
The program blends health sciences with responsible AI-supported learning, digital documentation, research tools, spreadsheets, client records, digital portfolios, and skin-care technology awareness so students can learn and present professional work more effectively.
Will students work directly in clinical settings from the start?
Students first build foundational knowledge, communication skills, safety awareness, and lab readiness. Supervised clinical practice is introduced later according to the roadmap, University process, and professional safety requirements.
What kind of student is this program suitable for?
It is suitable for students interested in skin science, aesthetics, dermatology support, cosmetic products, client care, wellness services, safe procedures, and technology-supported healthcare learning.
Can students start building useful skills during the degree?
Yes. Students can build skills through supervised practice, reports, client-education material, digital documentation, research summaries, case logs, awareness content, and portfolio work. These are learning opportunities and do not guarantee income or employment.
What kinds of workplaces may be relevant after graduation?
Relevant pathways may include supervised aesthetics clinics, dermatology support units, wellness settings, cosmetic-product support, client consultation environments, research support, and approved healthcare or beauty-sector organizations.
Does the degree allow independent clinical practice?
The file does not promise independent clinical practice or licensure. Any professional practice must follow employer requirements, University rules, legal requirements, professional scope, supervision standards, and applicable regulatory conditions.
How does the program support entrepreneurship?
The program builds awareness of client needs, product knowledge, digital communication, ethical service support, documentation, and capstone thinking. Any entrepreneurial pathway must remain lawful, ethical, evidence-informed, and within approved professional boundaries.
Who can apply for this program?
Applicants with HSSC, A-Level, or IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification in Pre-Medical Group or a relevant discipline may apply, subject to University policy and document verification.
What is the minimum marks requirement?
The applicant should have passed the HSSC, A-Level, or IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification in Pre-Medical Group or a relevant discipline.
Is an entry test or interview required?
No test or interview is required.
Is equivalence required for A-Level or foreign qualifications?
Yes. Applicants with O/A-Level or foreign qualifications must provide IBCC equivalence or other required verification according to University and regulatory requirements.
Is admission automatically confirmed after meeting eligibility?
No. Admission remains subject to application processing, document verification, seat availability, merit conditions, statutory approvals, and official admission-system confirmation.
What is the duration of the program?
The program is normally completed in four years across eight regular semesters.
How many credit hours are included?
The roadmap includes 138 credit hours, including General Education, Allied Health Common Core, Major Domain Core, Interdisciplinary courses, Internship / Field Experience, and Capstone / Research Project.
Does the program include supervised practice?
Yes. The roadmap includes supervised clinical practice courses, field experience or internship, and capstone or research work, all subject to University, departmental, HEC, and professional requirements.
Can students complete the degree beyond four years?
The source indicates a maximum duration of six years, with any further extension subject to University statutory approval where applicable.
What is the semester fee for BS Aesthetics and Skin Care Technology?
The current program semester fee is PKR 100,000 per semester for Nutrition and other Allied Health Sciences programs, subject to official admission-system confirmation and University policy.
What is the application and registration fee?
The uploaded fee information states PKR 30,000 as the application and registration fee, subject to official confirmation.
How much merit scholarship can I get?
The merit scholarship slabs are: 90% and above marks: 40% scholarship; 80% to 89% marks: 35% scholarship; 70% to 79% marks: 30% scholarship; and 60% to 69% marks: 20% scholarship. Scholarship is subject to verification, approval, seat availability, continuation requirements, discipline, attendance, and maintaining the required CGPA.
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