Programme content
The 60-credit Master's degree is an adaptation of the 1st block programme for the 120-credit Master's Degree in Chemical Sciences, including a Final Dissertation worth 16 credits.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the Master's programme, graduates will have the skills summarised below. They will:
- have an integrated view of their knowledge, enabling them to assimilate new information and approach chemical problems in all their complexity
- be able to apply their knowledge and know-how to solve problems arising in an unfamiliar and multidisciplinary context
- demonstrate autonomy in project management while easily integrating into multidisciplinary teams
- be mindful of their ethical responsibility, in particular with regard to issues relating to chemical safety
- be able to communicate, in French and English, clear and structured scientific information to both expert and general audiences. They will be able to consider the evolution of their discipline and their professional practice from a critical perspective
- have the ability to acquire new knowledge through autonomous learning and manage their continued education and professional development.