Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
Risk and Environment Track
Academic Director: Laurence Weil
- Master's in QSE Performance Management
The Master’s in Risk and Environment, with a specialization in QSE Performance Management, opens the door to social and societal initiatives that are of critical importance to businesses and government agencies: Sustainable Development, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Quality of Life at Work, Human Factors, and more. These topics, which lie at the heart of current changes in businesses and society, must be driven by a culture of innovation, conviction, and commitment from everyone; above all, they must be rooted in the socioeconomic reality of organizations.
Building on QSE methodologies and tools—which form the foundation of the program—the course aims to provide students with knowledge of these topics and, above all, practical tools to enable them to serve as experts and advisors to senior management in their role as QSE Managers.
This multidisciplinary program, while developing risk management and crisis preparedness approaches, incorporates the managerial and communication skills necessary for project management, change management, and the practical implementation of sustainable strategies.
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 focusing on the implementation of CSR and sustainable development, project management, managerial innovation, quality of life at work, the EFQM model, energy management, and more...
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 2 in QSE Performance Management
Comprehensive Approaches and Performance
7 creditsSustainable Development
7 creditsCrisis Management
6 creditsLaw and Liability
5 credits
EU Options
15 creditsChoose one of the following two options:
Work-Study Program/Commitment
15 creditsStudent Engagement
Work-Study Program
13 credits
Work-Study Program
15 credits
Soft Skills and Communication - Advanced Training
5 creditsResearch Thesis
5 creditsProject Management
5 creditsManagement Skills - Executive
5 credits