Objectives
The Master 2 Chemistry and Materials Science - Materials and Sustainable Development (MSD) course aims to train materials science experts for academic and industrial research in the healthcare, energy and transport fields. Through this program, students acquire the following skills:
- Maintain a technological watch on the research and development of new materials and processes
- Develop strategies for the elaboration of innovative materials through clean processes in line with sustainable development.
- Conduct a research project in an international environment
Program
The MSD Master 2 Chemistry and Materials Science is a one-year international master's degree (60 ECTS) consisting of theoretical teaching (33 ECTS) and a 5- to 6-month internship (27 ECTS) in an industrial or academic research laboratory.
Teaching
Commonron
- Viscoelasticity of polymers
- Structural and chemical characterization (X-ray and electron)
- Materials and process design and selection
- Eco-design
- Project management
- English
Elective course
Students choose 5 teaching units from 15 covering polymers, glass, metals, ceramics and composite materials for applications in health, energy and transport in relation to sustainable development.
Internship
Students must complete a 5-6 month end-of-year internship. The work of the master's internship focuses on nano- or biotechnology-related subjects within a company or laboratory (in France or abroad).
Diploma and certification
This course delivers a national master's degree - controlled by the State.


Admission requirements and application
Pre-requisites
- Students with an M1 in chemistry, materials science, or related scientific disciplines.
- Centrale Lyon engineering students as part of a double degree.
Application
Applications are considered on the basis of a portfolio.
Tuition fees
Acknowledging and anticipating your expenses is essential before committing to a training course with confidence.