Chemistry
The Master’s degree in Chemistry offers training in research through research, to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow, based on one or more areas of Chemistry and its interfaces. The Master’s degree in Chemistry is designed to train R and D experts for professional integration after the Master's degree (analytical/instrumentation, environment, teaching), or to pursue a doctorate (public or private laboratories).
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Master’s Year 1
Master’s Year 2
Career Opportunities
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Target audience
Applicants for admission to one of the Master' s degree courses must have a chemistry profile. For admission to the first year of Master (M1), candidates must hold a bachelor's degree with a major in Chemistry, providing solid knowledge in various sub-disciplines (analytical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry and physical chemistry).
Applicants who have held a bachelor's degree for less than 2 years are eligible for admission to M1:
- either a bachelor's degree in Chemistry from a selective course (LDD PC or CSV Paris-Saclay, or a double bachelor's degree in Chemistry from other French institutions)
- a monodisciplinary Bachelor's degree in Chemistry (L3 Chemistry) or a Chemistry interface degree (e.g. Biology-Chemistry, Physics-Chemistry or Chemistry and Earth Sciences), whether initial training or apprenticeship, from a French or foreign establishment (BSc).
- or a Bachelor of Technology's degree in Chemistry (BUT).
For entry in the second year of the Master program (M2 level), candidates must have completed an M1 or equivalent, which includes knowledge and skills in Chemistry corresponding to the purpose of the targeted M2.