Target level of study
BAC +5
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
Risks and the Environment
Course coordinator: Laurence WEIL
- Master in QSE Performance Management
- Master in Safety and Security Risk Management
Train managers in the public and private sectors to master QHSSE tools and methods:
ISO 9001, 14001, 26000
OHSAS 18001 standards
HACCP, AMDEC, MRP, 5M, cause tree, etc.
Graduates of the Master's degree in Risk and Environment act as experts and advisors to management.
They contribute to the implementation, control and monitoring of QSE policy.
Know-how and skills
They are able to :
- manage a QSE department,
- coordinate teams,
- organize, plan and manage an integrated QHSSE management system,
- steer and support the company or cross-functional departments in a certification process,
- lead and train work groups,
- implement action plans for continuous improvement and cost control,
- assess and prevent occupational and environmental risks,
- ensure the company's compliance with standards and regulations.
Organization
Open on a sandwich basis
This course is offered on a sandwich basis.
Program
Two-year training
1/3 academic training (16 weeks)
2/3 on-the-job training (36 weeks)
Select a program
Master in QSE Performance Management
Risks and the Environment
Course coordinator: Laurence Weil
- Master in QSE Performance Management
The Master's degree in Risk and Environment QSE Performance Management is a gateway to social and societal approaches that are highly relevant to companies and public authorities: Sustainable Development, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Quality of Life at Work, Human Factors... These subjects, which are at the heart of current developments in companies and societies, must be supported by a culture of innovation, conviction and commitment on the part of all, but must above all be rooted in the socio-economic reality of organizations.
Based on the QSE methodologies and tools that underpin it, the course aims to provide students with knowledge of these subjects, but above all with the levers for action needed to play the role of expert and advisor to management, as QSE Manager.
This multi-disciplinary training program, while developing risk management and crisis management preparedness approaches, integrates the managerial and communication skills required for project management, change management and the practical implementation of sustainable strategies.
UE Occupational risk prevention
7 creditsUE Applied law - Principles and players
8 creditsUE Prevention of major risks
7 creditsUE QSE Management Systems
8 credits
UE Alternance
15 creditsEU Environmental issues
4 creditsUE Managerial skills - Local manager
5 creditsUE Cross-disciplinary skills and communication - Intermediate
6 creditsOptional
Global approaches and performance
7 creditsSustainable development
7 creditsCrisis management
6 creditsLaw and liability
5 credits
Elective UE
15 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
Alternance/Engagement
15 creditsStudent Involvement
Alternance
13 credits
Alternance
15 credits
Cross-disciplinary skills and communication - Advanced training
5 creditsResearch dissertation
5 creditsProject management
5 creditsManagerial skills - Executive
5 credits
Master in Safety and Security Risk Management
Risks and the Environment
Course coordinator: Laurence Weil
- Master in Safety and Security Risk Management
The Master's degree in Risks and the Environment in Safety and Security Management offers a dual legal and operational skill-set that is particularly well-suited to the specific challenges of cindynics (the science of studying risks), in order to work towards global risk management and the protection of people, property and tangible and intangible assets.
The current context, following the tragic events linked to terrorism and the development of protean risks weighing on companies and communities, has highlighted the emergence of a need for managers with skills in both QHSE management and safety.
The multi-disciplinary training, combining risk management, crisis management preparation, managerial and communication skills, enables students to envisage future managerial roles as experts and advisors to management, contributing to the implementation, control and monitoring of QSE policy, with increased expertise in the field of safety.
UE Occupational risk prevention
7 creditsUE Applied law - Principles and players
8 creditsUE Prevention of major risks
7 creditsUE QSE Management Systems
8 credits
UE Alternance
15 creditsEU Environmental issues
4 creditsUE Managerial skills - Local manager
5 creditsUE Cross-disciplinary skills and communication - Intermediate
6 creditsOptional
Crisis management
6 creditsGlobal approaches and risk management
7 creditsLaw and liability
5 creditsElective UE
Choice: 1 of 3
Option 2: Civil security
7 creditsOption 3: Civil Security Research
7 creditsOption 1: Safety and security
7 credits
Cross-disciplinary skills and communication - Advanced training
5 creditsResearch dissertation
5 creditsManagerial skills - Executive
5 creditsProject management
5 creditsElective UE
15 creditsYour choice: 1 of 2
Alternance
15 creditsAlternance/Engagement
Alternance
13 creditsStudent Involvement
Admission
Mandatory prerequisites
For the M1
Hold a Bac+3 diploma or an accredited Level II qualification
For the M2
Hold a M1 diploma or an accredited Bac+4 qualification in the fields of QHSSE management
Open to M1 or M2 students wishing to acquire dual skills
Adults (employees, jobseekers) holding the required diplomas or having obtained validation of their personal and/or professional achievements (VAE / VAP)
This course is accessible to disabled workers.