Master Chimie

Tuition comes to 250 EUR per year.

Chemistry covers the study of matter, its composition, structure, and the reactions it undergoes. The Master Chimie at Sorbonne Université in Paris, France, builds on foundational training in the discipline's core branches, typically including organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry. Students in programs of this kind study molecular structure and bonding, reaction mechanisms, spectroscopic and analytical techniques, and the properties of materials at both molecular and macroscopic scales. Laboratory work is a standard component of chemistry education, giving students hands-on experience with synthesis, characterization, and instrumentation alongside theoretical coursework. Depending on specialization, students may explore areas such as materials chemistry, catalysis, or the chemistry underlying pharmaceutical or environmental applications. The discipline demands strong quantitative reasoning and familiarity with physics and mathematics, since chemical behavior is often explained through models grounded in those fields. Graduates trained in chemistry find employment across a wide range of sectors, including pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, chemical manufacturing, materials science, environmental testing, and academic or industrial research laboratories. Some continue toward doctoral study and research careers, while others move into quality control, regulatory affairs, or technical sales roles that draw on their scientific background. This program is structured as a master's degree lasting two years, with an inferred start in September, delivered in French. Yearly tuition is set at 250 EUR. Students entering this field should be prepared for a rigorous combination of laboratory practice and theoretical study across the major branches of chemical science.