Master Chimie — Chémoinformatique

For Master Chimie — Chémoinformatique, the tuition fee is 292 USD per year.

Chemistry is the discipline explored in the Master Chimie, and the track followed here, Chémoinformatique (cheminformatics), applies computational methods to chemical problems. This area of study combines core chemical knowledge with data science techniques, focusing on how chemical information can be stored, analyzed, and used to predict the properties or behavior of molecules. Students typically study organic and physical chemistry alongside subjects such as molecular modeling, database management for chemical structures, and computational methods used to screen or design new compounds. Coursework often includes training in software tools used to represent chemical structures digitally, statistical and computational approaches to analyzing large sets of chemical data, and the use of predictive models in drug discovery and materials research. This blend of chemistry and computing prepares students to work at the interface between laboratory science and data analysis, a combination increasingly used across the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Career paths linked to this discipline include roles in pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies working on computer-aided drug design, positions in chemical databases and information management, and research roles that apply computational methods to chemical or materials problems. Some graduates continue into doctoral research focused on computational chemistry, while others move directly into industry roles supporting research and development teams with data-driven approaches. This master's program is offered by Université de Strasbourg in Strasbourg, France, over two years of study, with instruction conducted in French. The yearly tuition is EUR 250, and the program starts in September. It suits students who enjoy chemistry but also want to build skills in computing and data analysis.