1. Developing skills in advanced makeup, hair, and prosthetics.
2. Fostering creativity, innovation, and detail.
3. Providing hands-on training and mentorship.

1. High school diploma or equivalent qualification.
2. Basic knowledge of art and design principles.
3. Previous experience in beauty or creative industries.
4. English language proficiency.

1. Advanced make-up techniques
2. Hair styling and wig design
3. Prosthetic fabrication and application
4. Special creature effects
5. Fantasy makeup and body painting
6. Airbrushing and digital makeup
7. Makeup for photography and film
8. Bridal and special occasion makeup
9. Anatomy and physiology
10. Colour theory
11. Skin types and conditions
12. Men's grooming
13. Portfolio development
14. Industry standards and regulations

1. Lectures.
2. Demonstrations.
3. Group-discussions.
4. Hands-on practice sessions.
5. Seminars.
6. Critiques.
7. Workshops.
8. Peer assessment.
9. Briefings.
10. Self-directed study.
11. Presentations.
12. Visiting speakers.
13. Work-based learning.
14. Industry talks and engagement.
15. Studio work.

1. Introduction to performance
2. Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics Principles One
3. Fashion Cultures and Histories
4. Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics Principles Two
5. Critical Issues in Fashion Research
6. Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics Practice One
7. Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics Practice Two
8. Industry Placement
9. Industry Engagement
10. Industry DIPS
11. Enterprise DIPS
12. CCI Creative Computing
13. CCI Apple Diploma
14. Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics Professional One Extended
15. Performance Practice in Context
16. Hair, Make-Up and Prosthetics Professional One
17. Creative Industries: Theories and Practices

1. Practical assessments.
2. Essays and other written assignments.
3. Live practice.
4. Presentations.
5. Self-evaluations.
6. Creation of outcomes (realisation).
7. Portfolio reviews
8. Industry-standard examinations.

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 01 years full-time.
2. 01 year (placement).

1. Makeup Studios
2. Hair Styling Stations
3. Prosthetics Fabrication Labs
4. Special Effects Workshops
5. Makeup Brushes and Tools
6. Hair Styling Tools
7. Prosthetics Materials
8. Special Effects Materials
9. Makeup and Hair Books
10. Online Resources
11. Industry Magazines
12. Industry Events
13. Alumni Networks

1. Film and television
2. Theater
3. Fashion
4. Bridal and editorial
5. Wig making and prop making
6. Special effects artist
7. Freelance makeup artist
8. Freelance hair stylist
9. Freelance prosthetics artist
10. Makeup educator
11. Fashion writer or lecturer
12. Hair Styling educator
13. Prosthetics educator
14. Costume designer
15. Beauty consultant

1. Tuition fees are around £15,500 per year.
2. Scholarships, grants, and bursaries may be available to help offset costs.
3. Part-time work or student loans can also be considered.

1. Access to Higher Education Diploma or equivalent EU/International qualifications.
2. IELTS academic required.
3. Can demonstrate exceptional talent.
4. Portfolio submission (often required)

Opportunities for internships or work experience in the creative industries.

1. International Committee of Esthetics and Cosmetology (CIDESCO)
2. International Therapy Examination Council (ITEC)
3. City & Guilds
4. National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs)
5. State-Licensed Cosmetology

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

“I enjoyed every minute of this course! I learned so much, and working on the website was so easy. Any communications with support and my tutor were easygoing.” Says - “Lauren Sheppard, Makeup Artistry Course”