Master Risques Et Environnement — Chimie, Pollutions, Risques, Environnements (CPRE)

Tuition fees are 250 EUR per year.

Université d'Orléans offers the Master Risques Et Environnement — Chimie, Pollutions, Risques, Environnements (CPRE) in Orleans Cedex 2, France, with courses taught in French. This discipline sits at the intersection of chemistry and environmental science, focusing on how pollutants behave in air, water, and soil, how they are measured and monitored, and how their risks to human health and ecosystems are assessed and managed. Typical subjects in a program of this kind include analytical and environmental chemistry, toxicology, pollution control technologies, environmental regulation, and methods for evaluating and communicating risk. Laboratory work and applied projects are common alongside lecture-based instruction, since the field depends heavily on measurement and testing skills. Students often also study environmental law and policy, since managing chemical risk in practice involves compliance with regulatory frameworks as much as technical analysis. Graduates from environmental risk and chemistry master's programs generally go on to work as environmental consultants, risk assessors, quality and compliance officers, or specialists within regulatory agencies and industrial environmental departments. Some continue toward research or further academic study in environmental or chemical sciences. Because instruction is in French, a strong command of the language is needed to follow technical coursework and laboratory instructions. The program lasts two years, in line with the standard structure of a French master's degree, and begins in September. Yearly tuition is set at 250 EUR. Orléans Cedex 2 is a university campus location in Orléans, in the Centre-Val de Loire region.