Master Chimie — Contrôles et analyses chimiques

Tuition is 292 USD per year.

Université Bourgogne Europe, in Dijon, France, offers this master's degree in Chimie (chemistry), with a track called Contrôles et analyses chimiques, meaning chemical controls and analysis. Chemistry as a discipline studies the composition, structure, properties, and behavior of matter, and this analytical track focuses specifically on the methods used to identify and quantify chemical substances in products, materials, and environmental samples. Students in this area typically study analytical chemistry techniques such as chromatography and spectroscopy, quality control procedures used in industrial and laboratory settings, instrumental methods for detecting and measuring chemical compounds, and the regulatory standards that govern chemical testing in sectors such as manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, food, and environmental monitoring. The discipline requires precision, familiarity with laboratory instruments and protocols, and an understanding of how measurement results are validated and reported to meet industry or regulatory requirements. Because chemical analysis underpins quality assurance across many industries, this training applies to a wide range of sectors that need to verify the composition and purity of their products or monitor environmental samples for contaminants. Graduates from analytical chemistry programs commonly pursue careers as quality control analysts, laboratory technicians or managers, chemical analysts in industrial or environmental testing labs, or specialists supporting research and development teams with analytical measurements. This program suits students drawn to the hands-on, measurement-focused side of chemistry rather than purely theoretical or synthetic chemistry. It is a two-year master's degree, taught in French, with an inferred September start date and yearly tuition of 250 EUR.