Develop the skills needed for QSE responsibilities: analyse risks, structure management systems and support teams in making lasting improvements to organisational performance.
In-person study at CFAS Institut in Paris. Next intake planned for March 2027.
Assess an organisation’s quality, safety and environmental practices, then implement an improvement plan with assigned responsibilities, a budget, performance indicators and a follow-up audit.
Applicants should have completed two years of higher education (French bac +2) or hold an equivalent qualification. Admission involves an application review and a guidance interview. Previous study, experience and career goals are considered when assessing suitability for the programme. Entry requirements are explained before enrolment.
Case studies, audit workshops, simulations and an applied project with a written report and oral presentation. A shared QSE core places each specialism within the wider context of an organisation’s activities. The timetable and practical learning arrangements are discussed during the admissions process.
Assessment combines case studies, professional reports and the presentation of an applied project. It evaluates the development of practical skills and the ability to recommend actions suited to an organisation’s needs.
€6,900 for the one-year programme.
These fees apply to self-funded, in-person study for the March 2027 intake. The first academic year runs from March 2027 to February 2028. Fees are fixed for the full programme and include registration, teaching, digital course materials, academic support and internal assessments organised by CFAS Institut. CFAS Institut charges no additional compulsory fees. Travel, accommodation and personal equipment are not included.
Admissions and feesAccess to a role depends on your experience, skills and the employer’s requirements.
Explore careersTurn quality requirements into effective practice: analyse processes, conduct audits and work with teams and clients to improve outcomes.
Protect people and help establish a culture of prevention: assess risks, plan preventive action and engage teams in the workplace.
Reduce the environmental impact of business activities: understand environmental obligations, manage resources and develop measurable actions for a more sustainable organisation.
