Beginning of the autumn semester
The pedagogical team will be glad to welcome new students for the beginning of the 2021 autumn semester! M1 T2MC A welcoming meeting will take
The pedagogical team will be glad to welcome new students for the beginning of the 2021 autumn semester! M1 T2MC A welcoming meeting will take
At the start of the academic year 2021-2022, T2MC offers refresher courses for a week in M1! Starting August 30th, just as you return from
[23/04/2021] › News on the April 23th, 2021 Following the announcement of the French President, every Final Examination (except from Continuous Examination) is postponed until
The Master “Molecular Chemistry” with the “Transition Metals in Molecular Chemistry” (T2MC) specialization is a two years training taking place at Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté in Dijon (France). Students of the Master T2MC acquire high–level skills in Molecular Chemistry, which can be applied to different sectors such as health, sustainable development, environment and so on. Opportunities are numerous, whether to enter the professional world as an engineer or to head towards Research and prepare a PhD.
The training is mostly taught in English, which gives this diploma an international dimension. Moreover, it is possible for students to complete their first year at UCT Prague in order to get a double diploma (UCT Prague and UBFC). This choice of dual degree accentuates the international value of the Master T2MC which is one of its characteristics.
The training provides both theoretical and practical courses. Each year of the Master is punctuated by an internship period in the field of research or industry (up to 5 months in M1 and 6 months in M2). Moreover, for students wishing to increase their industrial profile, the M2 is open to block release training with a professional training contract.
The master’s courses take place in Dijon (Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, FRANCE). They are located in the UFR Sciences et Techniques’s building (called “Mirande”) on the Université de Bourgogne’s campus.