Master Chimie — Sciences analytiques

For Master Chimie — Sciences analytiques, tuition fees are 292 USD per year.

Analytical chemistry is the focus of the track Sciences analytiques within the Master Chimie program, a branch of chemistry concerned with identifying and measuring the chemical composition of substances. This field studies the methods and instruments used to detect, separate, and quantify chemical compounds within complex samples, ranging from environmental and biological materials to industrial products. Students typically study analytical techniques such as chromatography, spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry, alongside the underlying chemical principles that explain how these methods work and how results should be interpreted. Coursework often includes hands-on laboratory training with analytical instruments, methods for validating and ensuring the reliability of analytical results, and applications of these techniques across sectors such as pharmaceuticals, food safety, environmental monitoring, and forensic science. Attention is also given to quality assurance procedures that laboratories follow when producing analytical data used for regulatory or scientific purposes. Graduates trained in analytical sciences typically pursue careers as laboratory analysts, quality control chemists, or research scientists in industries that depend on precise chemical measurement, including pharmaceutical, agri-food, environmental, and materials companies. Some move into roles overseeing laboratory operations, while others continue into research focused on developing new analytical methods. This master's degree is offered by Université de Strasbourg in Strasbourg, France, over two years, with instruction delivered in French. The yearly tuition is EUR 250, and the program starts in September. It suits students who are drawn to precise, methodical laboratory work and want to specialize in the measurement side of chemistry.