Master Chimie — Tronc commun

Tuition comes to 250 EUR per year.

Chimie, taught here through a shared core curriculum (Tronc commun), is a program in the discipline of chemistry. This field studies the composition, structure, properties, and transformation of matter, spanning organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry. Students typically work through laboratory-based coursework covering molecular synthesis, spectroscopy and other analytical techniques, reaction mechanisms, and the physical principles that govern chemical behavior. Depending on the emphasis chosen within the program, students may also study materials chemistry, environmental chemistry, or biochemistry, alongside the safety and regulatory knowledge required for laboratory work. Instrumental analysis, characterization of chemical compounds, and the design of experiments to test hypotheses about chemical systems are all recurring themes across this kind of training. Graduates in chemistry commonly find roles in industrial research and development, quality control laboratories, pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturing, environmental testing, and materials science. Others move into teaching or continue toward doctoral research in a chemistry-related specialty, and some take up positions in regulatory affairs or product safety within chemical and manufacturing companies. This master's degree is delivered by Université des Antilles in Pointe-à-Pitre, France, over two years, with an expected start in September. Instruction is given in French, and the yearly tuition for the program is 250 EUR, in line with standard public-university fees in France.