Bachelor in BUT - Chimie

Tuition costs 206 USD per year.

Chemistry (Chimie) at bachelor of university technology level covers the fundamental principles and practical techniques of chemical science as applied in industrial and research settings. Courses address organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry alongside analytical methods, laboratory safety protocols, quality management systems, and the requirements of industrial production processes. Students develop hands-on competence with instrumentation and analysis techniques that reflect the operational expectations of employers in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and allied industries. Project work and internships bridge academic study and professional practice. This bachelor of university technology programme (BUT — Chimie) is delivered at the Institut universitaire de technologie de Lille — Université de Lille in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France. The degree lasts 3 years from September, with instruction in French. Annual tuition is 178 EUR. Entry is selective. Graduates work as laboratory technicians, quality control analysts, chemical production operators, process technicians, and analytical chemists in the chemical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food, and materials industries. The practical orientation of the BUT means graduates are often directly employable, while those wishing to move into research or management roles typically continue to a master's degree in chemistry or chemical engineering. The Villeneuve-d'Ascq campus in the Lille metropolitan area is surrounded by a cluster of industrial and pharmaceutical employers, supporting a robust network of internship placements for students on the programme.