The national Master’s degree, awarded on behalf of the state and backed by its guarantee, is earned after completing 120 transferable ECTS credits, spread over four semesters, following the completion of a Bachelor’s degree.

Master’s programs are designed to prepare students for high-level careers after five years of higher education and enable them to pursue doctoral studies.

A master’s degree is highly valued in the job market and is required for many professions. It qualifies graduates to apply for admission to the highest academic degree, the doctorate, at doctoral schools.

The entire range of master’s-level programs is based on the specific strengths of the institutions, particularly in the areas of research and innovation.

Grasse Campus is home to four institutions in the Pays de Grasse region that offer this type of training in a variety of fields.