Department of Organic Technology and Cosmetics
1. OVERVIEW OF THE DEPARTMENT
The Department of Organic and Cosmetic Technology is assigned by the Faculty to manage specialized courses in chemical technology. The Department currently oversees two academic majors: Organic Technology and Cosmetic Chemistry.
The Department has 10 full-time lecturers, including 02 Associate Professor, 06 PhD holders, 01 PhD candidate, and 01 MSc holder. Each year, the Department supervises graduation projects for approximately 60–100 undergraduate and graduate students.
List of faculty members:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyễn Thị Hồng Anh
Head of Department
Dr. Nguyễn Thị Thanh Diệu
Lecturer
Assoc. Prof..Dr. Mai Hùng Thanh Tùng
Lecturer
Dr. Lữ Thị Mộng Thy
Lecturer
Dr. Đặng Văn Sử
Deputy Director of the Service Center – Lecturer
PhD. Tán Văn Hậu
Lecturer
Dr. Nguyễn Cao Hiền
Lecturer
PhD. Lê Thúy Nhung
Lecturer
Dr. Lê Thị Hồng Thúy
Lecturer
TS. Nguyễn Thị Lương
Lecturer
ThS. Lê Thị Kim Anh
2. ACADEMIC SPECIALIZATION
The Department delivers fundamental courses in process and chemical technology, including:
Green Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry in Food Technology
Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Surface-active Agents
The Department also offers advanced and specialized courses in Cosmetic Chemistry, such as:
Natural Compounds in Cosmetics
Emulsification Techniques in Cosmetic Formulation
Household Detergent Production Technology
Cosmetic Chemistry
Project-based Learning in Cosmetic Science
Fragrances and Perfumes
Quality Control of Cosmetic Products
Quality Management in Cosmetic Manufacturing
Production of Makeup Products
Personal Care Product Manufacturing
Advanced Cosmetic Practice
Laboratory Testing of Cosmetic Products
Quality Testing of Detergents and Cosmetics
Household Detergent Production Practice
Makeup Product Production Practice
Personal Care Product Production Practice
Additionally, the Department teaches advanced courses in Organic Technology, including:
Natural Compounds
Spectroscopic Analysis
Advanced Structural Determination of Organic Compounds
Detergent Manufacturing Technology
Paper Production Technology
Organic Synthesis
Heterocyclic Chemistry
Project-based Learning in Organic Technology
Dyeing Engineering
Cleaner Production
Dyeing Practice
Detergent Production Practice
Extraction of Natural Compounds
Green Manufacturing
The Department supervises internships and graduation projects for students in both majors: Organic Technology and Cosmetic Chemistry, as well as students from related fields.
3. RESEARCH AREAS
Synthesis of modern organic compounds
Herbal extraction and natural product chemistry
Production of makeup products
Household cleaning product manufacturing
Essential oil production and applications
Packaging for cosmetic and chemical products
Nanotechnology research
Natural cosmetics
Environmental treatment technologies
New materials and catalysis
Bioactive compound synthesis
Green chemistry
Research on cosmetic raw materials
4. STUDENT SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
Enhancing professional skills for students in both majors
Updating students with real-world industrial knowledge
Encouraging student participation in scientific research and innovation contests
Collaborating with enterprises to organize industry-based activities and training
