Master Chimie

Tuition fees for Master Chimie are 292 USD per year.

Chemistry is the science of matter, its properties, and the reactions it undergoes, spanning subfields such as organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry. A master's program in this discipline typically builds on undergraduate chemistry training with more specialized coursework in areas like synthesis, spectroscopy, catalysis, and materials chemistry, alongside significant laboratory work developing practical skills in handling and analyzing chemical compounds. Students learn to design experiments, interpret analytical data, and apply chemical principles to problems in areas such as pharmaceuticals, materials, energy, or the environment. The Master Chimie is offered by Université Claude Bernard - Lyon 1 in Villeurbanne, France, as a two-year master's degree taught in French, with an inferred start in September and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Graduates in chemistry commonly find roles in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, materials science and manufacturing, environmental testing and regulation, and quality control laboratories, as well as in academic or industrial research. The discipline offers a range of specialization paths, from synthetic organic chemistry to analytical and physical chemistry, and many graduates continue toward doctoral research or technical roles in industry after completing their master's degree. Chemistry graduates are also often sought after in sectors adjacent to the core discipline, such as cosmetics, agrochemicals, and energy storage. As the program is conducted entirely in French, prospective students should be prepared to study lectures, laboratory instructions, and written assessments in French throughout their two years of study at the university.