ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
Risk and Environment Track
Academic Director: Laurence Weil
- Master's in Risk Management, Safety, and Security
The Master’s in Risk and Environment, with a specialization in Security and Safety Management, provides a dual legal and operational skill set that is particularly well-suited to addressing the specific challenges of cindynique (the science of risk) in order to contribute to comprehensive 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 growing range of risks facing businesses and communities—has highlighted the need for leaders who possess expertise in both QHSE management and security.
This multidisciplinary program, which combines risk management, crisis management preparation, managerial skills, and communication skills, prepares students for future executive roles so that they can serve as experts and advisors to senior management and contribute to the implementation, oversight, and monitoring of QSE policy, drawing on their advanced expertise in the field of safety.
Organization
Open on an alternating basis
This program is offered as a work-study program.
Program
1/3 (15 weeks) of academic training, 2/3 (37 weeks) of on-the-job training,
Must be a work-study program (except in special cases and with the approval of the Academic Director)
Core curriculum common to all tracks of the Master’s in Risk and Environment (except for the QSE Project Manager in Aquaculture track) (300 hours): in-depth study of QHSE approaches and methods, management (QSE tools, methods, and challenges), audit preparation, major risk assessment, and crisis management (preparedness plans, crisis response teams, and simulation exercises), communication, and cross-functional skills (HR, financial analysis, applied office software, oral and written communication techniques, etc.).
A 190-hour specialization: a specialized program covering law (criminal, private, European, etc.), the organization and European and national regulations governing civil and public safety, the operations and administration of the public and private sectors, security stakeholders in France and Europe, operational response capabilities, an understanding of risks and their implications, cybersecurity, and industrial safety and security.
Select a program
Master's Degree (Year 1) in Risk and the Environment
SEMESTER 1
> FUNDAMENTAL DISCIPLINARY SKILLS
Course Unit: QSE Management Systems (80.5 hours) 8C
Course Unit: Occupational Risk Prevention (59.5 hours) 7
Course Unit: Major Risk Prevention (63 hours) 7C
>COMPLEMENTARY SUBJECT-SPECIFIC SKILLS
Course Unit: Applied Law—Principles and Stakeholders (71.5 hours) 8C
SEMESTER 2
> FUNDAMENTAL DISCIPLINARY SKILLS
Course Unit: Managerial Skills - Front-Line Management (70 hours) 5C
> CROSS-DISCIPLINARY SKILLS
EU Environmental Issues (45.5 hours) 4C
>FUNDAMENTAL TRANSVERSAL SKILLS
EU Transversal Skills and Communication - Intermediate (125 hours) 6C
> PRE-PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
UE 8 - Work-Study Program 15 C
EU Work-Study Program
15 creditsEU Environmental Issues
4 creditsEU Managerial Skills - Front-Line Manager
5 creditsEU Cross-Curricular Skills and Communication - Intermediate
6 creditsOptional
Master's Degree (Year 2) in Risk, Safety, and Security Management
Crisis Management
6 creditsComprehensive Approaches and Risk Management
7 creditsLaw and Liability
5 creditsEU Options
Choose 1 of 3
Option 2: Civil Protection
7 creditsOption 3: Research in Civil Security
7 creditsOption 1: Safety and Security
7 credits
Soft Skills and Communication - Advanced Training
5 creditsResearch Thesis
5 creditsManagement Skills - Executive
5 creditsProject Management
5 creditsEU Options
15 creditsChoose one of the following two options: