ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training Structure
School of Pharmacy
Language(s) of Instruction
French
Overview
The Environmental and Health Project Management track trains multidisciplinary professionals in the fields of health and the environment to ensure a high level of protection for human health and the environment. It is a comprehensive program covering quality, occupational health, and the environment. The program emphasizes the risk assessment of chemical substances in accordance with the REACH registration system.
Objectives
The goal is to train corporate executives who specialize in health and the environment and are capable of working in the fields of quality, hygiene, safety, and corporate social responsibility, AND to enhance graduates’ employability through academic and work-study programs while offering interactive instruction.
Expertise and Skills
Scientific and technical expertise in approaches to the assessment and management of occupational, health, and environmental risks (anticipating, identifying, assessing, and controlling environmental, health, and occupational risks)
Managing a project using a project management approach (environmental and health analysis, action plans, adherence to deadlines and budgets, reporting, corrective actions, auditing)
Understanding, at the local, national, and international levels, the roles of key stakeholders and partners in risk management
Updating health and safety practices (environmental and quality management, corporate social responsibility)
Training and communication (regarding risks)
Organization
Knowledge Assessment
TEACHING SKILLS AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- 3D Printing Education Center for Healthcare. Learning Lab, flipped classroom, interactive seminars, company visits, project-based learning
- Numerous external professionals
- M1 and M2 programs are open to apprentices; schedules are tailored to optimize hands-on training
Open on an alternating basis
Contract Type | Apprenticeship Contract, Professional Training Contract |
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According to the tentative schedule provided by the class.
Internships, supervised projects
Internship | Required |
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Duration of the internship | Master's Year 1: 3 to 5 months / Master's Year 2: 4 to 6 months |
Internship Abroad | Possible |
Internships at companies or public institutions
Projects Supervised by Professionals in the First and Second Years of the Master's Program
Program
This program constitutes a coherent 5-year post-secondary curriculum structured around:
1/ a solid foundation of basic scientific knowledge, ensuring graduates’ adaptability and their ability to advance their careers within a company.
2/ a multidisciplinary approach that enables each student to understand and collaborate with other specialists within a project team.
3/ Specialization and expertise in project management enable graduates to become operational quickly by effectively combining technical skills with strategic considerations, regulatory constraints, and human or financial impacts. This multifaceted approach is developed through tutorials and team-based projects led by corporate executives. Beginning in the first year of the master’s program (M1), students apply these tools and knowledge during a long-term internship at a company. The M2 is completed as an apprenticeship to provide initial professional experience with a high degree of autonomy and an opportunity to take on responsibility.
Select a program
Master's Degree (Year 1) in Project Management in the Health Sector
Master's Degree (Year 1) in Project Management in the Health Sector
Databases – Epidemiology and Environmental Health
5 creditsHealthcare Product Development Strategy – Project Management and Clinical Development
5 creditsElective Courses, Semester 1
5 creditsRegulatory and Financial Aspects, Quality and Safety TC
5 creditsBiotechnology Applied to Healthcare
5 creditsModern Languages and Communication
5 creditsEnglish, Semester 1
Modern Languages
Choose 1 of 3
Spanish, Semester 1
2.5 creditsGerman, Semester 1
2.5 creditsOther Language, Semester 1
2.5 credits
Documentation and Communication
Project-Based Learning
5 creditsBiological and Analytical Methods Applicable to the Environment
5 creditsInternship
10 creditsEnvironmental, Health, and Safety Industrial Strategy
5 creditsEnglish and a Second Language
5 creditsEnglish, Semester 2
2.5 creditsModern Languages, Option 2
2.5 creditsChoose 1 of 3
Master's Degree (Year 2) in Project Management in the Health Sector
Master's Degree (Year 2) in Project Management in the Health Sector
And then
Transition Programs and Reorientation
other master's degrees in the fields of health and public health, toxicology, ecotoxicology, quality, industrial hygiene, or safety
Employment Placement
Our graduates hold a wide variety of positions that align with their multidisciplinary education and the needs of businesses, such as:
Project Manager for Environmental Health and Risk Assessment (REACH dossiers, Pesticides, etc.)
Manager, Engineer, Assistant, or Coordinator in Quality, Safety, Health, and Environment (QSSE)
Product stewardship
Health Impact and Sustainable Development Analyst
Risk Assessment Analysts / Consultants
Working with large corporations and SMEs, engineering firms, and national and international agencies