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LEARNING PATHWAYS

Advanced Diploma in Cosmetic Formulation

Prioritises the intake of unemployed science graduates through a blended programme with 2 months at UCT & the rest of the year at approved cosmetic companies for hands-on, industry-specific skills development. More than 120 graduates to date, with more than 90% employment.

Analytical Skills Development Programme 

Prioritises the intake of unemployed chemistry graduates for skills development in high-end analytical tools, such as mass spectrometry

MSc, PhD & Postdoctoral Programme

Supervised postgraduate research and advanced research development

Honours Programme 

Planned Honours programme, final details and application pathway to be confirmed 

Community Engagement Programmes

Public engagement programmes and advocacy: workshops with NGOs, CBOs, and other stakeholders

Internships

Interns are recruited and trained in-house, building practical research and lab experience.

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The Africa Research Initiative for Skin Health (ARISE) is based at the University of Cape Town and works in close partnership with the Hair and Skin Research Lab.

 

Led by Prof. Nala Khumalo and Prof. Ardeshir Bayat from the Division of Dermatology, ARISE combines traditional knowledge, scientific excellence, and innovation to position Africa at the forefront of globally relevant research and development in skin and hair health.

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