Explore the programs and courses offered by The Organic Chemistry
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe role of the core teaching units (UEF) scheduled in the fifth and sixth semesters is to provide students with specific concepts through lectures and tutorials. These units include:
The methodological teaching units (UEM) scheduled in the fifth and sixth semesters aim to introduce students to applied fields such as synthesis, analysis, catalysis, and molecular modeling through practical work. These include:
The remaining exploratory teaching units (UED) and cross-disciplinary units (UET) provide general and essential knowledge for organic chemistry graduates:
In the field of Materials Science, the training is spread over four semesters of a common core:
To obtain this degree, students must rely on the knowledge acquired during the first and second years of the program, particularly in chemistry and organic chemistry.
Therefore, students are expected to have a solid understanding of:
In the third year of the undergraduate program, the training is completed by more in-depth and more specialized modules in organic chemistry.
The units included in this training aim to provide students with a high-quality set of knowledge necessary for training graduates specialized in organic chemistry. As a result, these graduates can integrate into the industrial or academic field at the Master’s level simply by reusing the knowledge acquired during their Bachelor's degree in organic chemistry.
To pursue this degree, students need to build on the knowledge acquired during their first and second years, particularly in chemistry and organic chemistry.
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