International Master Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Science

The "water and ocean sciences" option covers the fundamentals of the physical chemistry of water and the ocean, ocean currents and the ocean's interactions with the coastline, cryosphere and atmosphere. The fourth semester is devoted to application with a research internship in a laboratory or industry.

The "Atmospheric Sciences" option trains students in the physical and chemical processes of the atmosphere, as well as atmospheric observation and metrology techniques. This specialization develops skills in pollution management, environmental risks and legislation, preparing students for careers in climatology, meteorology, and environmental risk management.

The "climate science" option aims to train students for careers linked to the quantitative assessment of the fundamental processes involved in climate change, the associated risks and their socio-economic impacts, taking into account coastal, continental and overseas infrastructures. Job opportunities can be found in public and private research laboratories, institutions, SMEs and large reinsurance groups. As such, this pathway offers students in-depth expertise in modeling physical and fluidic processes, applied to the study of climate and its spatial and temporal variations, under real-life or laboratory conditions.