The Organic Chemistry

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Program Overview

The Master's program in Organic Chemistry is an advanced scientific course designed to train highly skilled specialists in the design and synthesis of organic molecules, with strong proficiency in modern analytical techniques.

This training provides students with an in-depth theoretical foundation and hands-on practical experience, preparing them to pursue academic research or to integrate into industrial sectors such as pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, or environmental industries.

The program spans two years (M1 and M2), combining theoretical courses, practical laboratory work, language training, and a professional internship culminating in a research project (Master’s thesis).

Teaching Language : Arabic, French, and English.

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

It is essential for students to have a strong foundation in the following areas:

  • Structure and functions of basic organic compounds
  • Principles of stereochemistry and molecular symmetry
  • Classical mechanisms of organic reactions
  • Analysis of electronic effects and their impact on chemical reactivity
  • Reaction intermediates (Nucleophiles / Electrophiles / Radicals)
  • Separation techniques and both qualitative and quantitative analysis


Advanced Topics

The program includes a range of advanced subjects in organic chemistry aligned with the latest developments in the field. Covered topics include:

  • Stereoselective synthesis
  • Retrosynthetic analysis
  • Asymmetric catalysis
  • Heterocyclic chemistry
  • Organic biosynthesis
  • Complex reaction mechanisms
  • Techniques for purification, analysis, and characterization of chemical products

The Master's program in Organic Chemistry offers graduates a wide range of career paths in various sectors, including:

  • Chemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industries
  • Higher education and academic research
  • Environmental protection and sustainable development
  • Research in organic chemistry
  • Laboratory engineering and development of new chemical products


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Admissions Information

Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree in Organic Chemistry or an equivalent qualification (e.g., Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, etc.).

A thorough evaluation of the academic record will be conducted, taking into account the student’s GPA, grades, and prior experience in laboratory work.

Preference is given to candidates with strong language skills and a clear orientation toward research or industry.

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