MAHSA UNIVERSITY • MALAYSIA
SPC, Main Campus • Intake: APRIL and AUGUST • MALAYSIA
Tuition
RM 40,000
Duration
2 Years
Intake
Intake: APRIL and AUGUST
Faculty
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
Scholarship
Ask us about available waivers and aid
The Diploma in Beauty and Health is a comprehensive program that prepares students for a rewarding career in the beauty and wellness industry. The program integrates theoretical knowledge and practical skills, covering a wide range of topics such as skincare, makeup artistry, hair services, nail care, body slimming, salon management, and customer service excellence. It also emphasizes personal development, creativity, and ethical practices, along with foundational knowledge in health, nutrition, and mental well-being. Through hands-on training and industrial placements, students gain real-world experience, enabling them to confidently pursue roles such as beauticians, makeup artists, spa managers, or wellness consultants in the rapidly growing beauty sector.
| SUBJECT | SUBJECT CODE | |
|---|---|---|
| Y1S1 | Communicative English | ENG4133 |
| Essential of Modern Age Digital Skills | DAL4133 | |
| Ethos of Life for Self and Society | MCV4133 | |
| Appreciation of Ethics and Civilization | MPU2183 | |
| Principles of Beauty and Health | BEU4112 | |
| Skin Science | SKN4113 | |
| Y1S2 | Beautician Etiquette & Customer Service | BEU4122 |
| Facial Treatment 1 | FTR4123 | |
| Manicure & Pedicure | MPC4123 | |
| Body Treatment | BTR4123 | |
| Mental Health - 1 | MHC4133 | |
| Qualitative & Creative Thinking | CIT4133 | |
| Nutrient & Nutrition | NUT4122 | |
| Y1S3 | Superfluous Hair Depilation | HRD4132 |
| Cosmetology | CSM4132 | |
| Make Up 1 | PPSO 4232 | |
| Medicine-1, General | MKP4133 | |
| Nail Art | NAT4132 | |
| Y2S1 | Facial Treatment 2 | FTR4214 |
| Salon Management 1 | MTS4212 | |
| Beautician Aesthetic | AES4213 | |
| Body Slimming 1 | BSR4213 | |
| Hair Service 1 | HRT4213 | |
| Make Up 2 | MKP4214 | |
| Y2S2 | Hair Service 2 | HRT4224 |
| Facial Treatment 3 | FTR4224 | |
| Body Slimming 2 | BSR4223 | |
| Salon Management 2 | MTS4223 | |
| Make Up 3 | MKP4223 | |
| Make Up 4 | MKP4233 | |
| Y2S3 | Industrial Training | INT4234 |
Graduates of the Diploma in Beauty and Health can explore diverse career opportunities in the ever-growing beauty and wellness industry. Career prospects include:
Beautician: Providing a wide range of beauty treatments and services.
Makeup Artist: Specializing in makeup for personal, commercial, or event purposes.
Skin Care Specialist: : Offering expert skincare treatments and consultations.
Nail Technician/Nail Artist: Creating intricate nail designs and performing nail care services.
Hair Stylist: Working in salons or independently to provide hair cutting, styling, and treatments.
Spa or Salon Manager: Managing operations and staff to ensure customer satisfaction.
Wellness Consultant: : Advising clients on health, beauty, and lifestyle practices.
Aesthetician: Performing advanced facial and body treatments in clinics or salons.
With the comprehensive skills gained, graduates may also venture into entrepreneurship, opening their own salons, spas, or beauty businesses.
SPM
Possess Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) with three (3) credits in Mathematics, one Science subject and one any other subject, or its equivalent; OR
STPM
Pass Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM) with a minimum of Grade C (GP 2.00) in any subject, or its equivalent; and possess SPM with three (3) credits in Mathematics, one science subject and one any other subject, or its equivalent; OR
STAM
Pass Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) with a minimum grade of Maqbul, or its equivalent; and possess SPM with three (3) credits in Mathematics, one science subject and one any other subject, or its equivalent; OR
STAM
Pass Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) with a minimum grade of Maqbul, or its equivalent; and possess SPM with three (3) credits in Mathematics, one science subject and one any other subject, or its equivalent; OR
SKM
Pass Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM) (Level 3, MQF) in a related field and possess SPM with one (1) credit; OR
CERTIFICATE
A Certificate (Level 3, MQF) in a related field with a minimum CGPA of 2.00, or its equivalent; OR
UES
Passed UEC with minimum 3Cs (including Mathematics and a Science Subject) and a Pass in English; OR
OTHER
Other qualifications as recognised by the Senate of MAHSA University as equivalent to SPM
Note: The credit requirement at SPM level for candidate in categories (ii) and (iii) can be waived should the grades obtained at the STPM / STAM level are equivalent/higher.
STUDENT PASS / VISA REQUIREMENTS (INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS)
All international students who plan to study full-time in Malaysia are required to obtain a Student Pass (Student Visa) before starting their studies.
• You must receive an official Offer Letter from the university before applying for a student pass
• The university will submit your Student Pass application through Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) on your behalf
• A Visa Approval Letter (VAL / eVAL) is required before travelling to Malaysia
• Studying on a tourist or social visit visa is not permitted
• Your passport must be valid for at least 18 months from your intended intake date
• Visa processing time depends on EMGS and Malaysian Immigration approval
• After arriving in Malaysia, all students must complete a medical check-up at an EMGS-registered clinic
• Your Student Pass will be issued only after medical clearance and document verification
• Continuing students must renew their Student Pass before it expires
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR STUDENT PASS APPLICATION
The following documents are commonly required for all international students:
• Valid passport (clear scanned copy of all pages, including blank pages)
• Passport-size photograph with a white background
• Official Offer Letter from the university
• Academic certificates and transcripts related to your programme
• English language proficiency certificate (IELTS / TOEFL or equivalent), if required
• Proof of acceptance or tuition fee payment (if requested by the university)
• Student Pass / Visa processing fee as determined by EMGS
• Completed EMGS Health Declaration Form (if applicable)
Please note: All documents not originally in English must be submitted together with certified English translations.
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS (IF APPLICABLE)
Some students may be asked to provide extra documents depending on their situation:
• Release Letter and Visa Cancellation Letter (for students transferring from another institution in Malaysia)
• School Leaving Certificate (for foundation or diploma applicants)
• Sponsorship or Scholarship Letter (if your studies are funded)
• Proof of financial support to cover tuition fees and living expenses
• Statutory Declaration (if there are name differences across documents)
• Resume or Character Reference Letter (commonly required for applicants above 23 years old)
• Police Clearance Certificate (if requested by EMGS or embassy authorities)
• Copy of previous Malaysian visa or Resident Pass (if applicable)
AFTER ARRIVING IN MALAYSIA
Once you arrive in Malaysia, you will need to:
• Complete a medical examination at an EMGS-approved clinic
• Submit your passport for Student Pass Endorsement
• Receive a temporary Special Pass (if applicable) while your Student Pass is being processed
• Collect your Student Pass and complete university registration
IMPORTANT REMINDERS
• Student Pass requirements are set by Malaysian Immigration and EMGS and may vary by nationality
• The university’s International Office will guide you through each step of the process
• Students are strongly advised to prepare documents at least 2–3 months before intake
• Requirements may change, so always follow the latest instructions provided by the university
| Year | Fee |
|---|---|
| 1st Year | RM 20,000 |
| 2nd Year | RM 20,000 |
| Description | Fee |
|---|---|
| Other fees will be shared during advising. | |