Environmental Chemistry

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Program Overview

Doctoral training in chemistry focused on research topics with socio-economic impact is proving to be highly relevant and promising. It aims to equip young researchers with advanced research skills through training programs focused on cutting-edge research in chemistry, particularly in the fields of water treatment and waste management, with a focus on specific areas with high potential for social and economic impact. This approach encourages interdisciplinarity and collaboration between different disciplines such as chemistry, biology, engineering, and medicine to solve complex problems and respond to the emerging needs of society and the economy. Chemistry research in these areas promotes innovation and creativity, encouraging doctoral students to develop innovative approaches to socio-economic challenges. In addition, this training strengthens communication and leadership skills, preparing students to effectively share their research and collaborate with various external stakeholders such as industrial partners, policy makers, and members of civil society. It also promotes sustainability and social responsibility by raising students' awareness of the ethical, environmental, and societal implications of their research and encouraging them to integrate principles of sustainability and social responsibility into their work. In addition, it facilitates technology transfer and the exploitation of research results by encouraging students to explore opportunities to transfer their work into practical applications that benefit society and the economy through partnerships with companies and start-ups. Finally, this program promotes a culture of scientific entrepreneurship by encouraging students to develop an entrepreneurial spirit and explore opportunities for creating businesses or innovative projects based on their research in environmental chemistry, such as water and waste treatment. By integrating these objectives into the doctoral program in chemistry, it is possible to create a dynamic and relevant program that meets the current needs of society and the economy, while offering students high-quality training and opportunities for significant impact.

Teaching Language : French

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

  • Didactics
  • Philosophy
  • English
  • TIC
  • FTP
  • AI

Advanced Topics

  • Pollution management and recovery of polluted materials
  • Photocatalysis, biomass, and water treatment



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