Level of Education
5 years of post-secondary education
ECTS
4 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
Description
What is eco-design?
Product Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
Who certifies?
Eco-design & raw materials
Biodiversity and the Nagoya Protocol.
Overview of the principles of green chemistry
Ecotoxicology and biodegradability
Manufacturing a cosmetic product using eco-design principles
Trends in eco-design
Eco-designed packaging: What is its impact?
Concept of Ecotoxicology: Environmental Impact/Biodegradability
Information on eco-design: What tools are available? / Impact assessment. Recyclability of packaging: measurement and analysis (raw materials, formulations, ecotoxicology).
Students will be presented with a scenario.
Hourly volumes*:
CM: 20
TD: 10
TP: 10
Objectives
Developing new cosmetic formulations with a focus on sustainability: considering raw materials from source to application.
To inform and raise awareness among students about the selection of raw materials as well as processes for the development of sustainable products.
Raise awareness about the difference between a sustainable product and a natural product.
Understand the standards, protocols, and laws related to eco-design as applied to the cosmetics and wellness industries.
Class Hours
- Eco-Design in Cosmetics - LectureLecture20 hours
- Eco-Design in Cosmetics - Lab WorkPractical Work10 hours
- Eco-Design in Cosmetics - TutorialTutorials10:00 a.m.
Mandatory Prerequisites
Expertise in Cosmetics R&D
Knowledge Assessment
Comprehensive Continuous Monitoring
Course Outline
Courses taught by industry professionals and faculty members specializing in the relevant field. This module may be supplemented by lectures.
Additional Information
Administrative contact(s):
Master's in Chemistry Office
https://master-chimie.edu.umontpellier.fr/