Masters

Master Sciences de l'eau — Qualité des eaux, des sols et traitements

DegreeMasters

FieldEnvironmental Science

A two-year (120 ECTS) master's focused on water sciences, specifically the quality of water and soils and their treatment. Delivered by the UFR Sciences et techniques on the Besançon campus, it suits students aiming for technical and applied roles in water quality, soil assessment and remediation, or further research in environmental sciences.

What you'll study

The programme structure spans first and second year master cycles (Master 1 and Master 2) and is divided into semesters S7, S8, S9 and S10. Course content centers on water sciences with an emphasis on the quality of waters and soils and the methods of treatment and remediation. Exact module lists and semester-level syllabuses are provided by the UFR Sciences et techniques catalogues.

Entry requirements

Specific entry criteria are not detailed on the cited page. Admission follows the university's master-level procedures for the UFR Sciences et techniques; prospective applicants should consult the programme contact or the university admissions information for prerequisites and application steps.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for professional roles related to water and soil quality assessment, treatment technologies and environmental management, or for continuing into research. The programme's applied orientation and availability in professional and alternance regimes indicate suitability for both industry positions and technical functions in public or private environmental organisations.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The page does not list specific scholarships. Applicants should explore university-level scholarships, funding linked to professional or alternance contracts, regional or national research and training grants, and standard student financial aid options.