Mastère in CSR and Environmental Transition

• Develop a QHSE policy aligned with an organisation’s strategy
• Lead quality, hygiene and safety management systems
• Manage environmental impacts and resources
• Structure a corporate social responsibility policy and measure its outcomes
• Evaluate performance and lead continuous improvement
• Develop a transition roadmap supported by ESG indicators and constructive stakeholder dialogue

• QHSE strategy and organisational governance
• Quality, hygiene and occupational health and safety systems
• Environmental management and impact reduction
• Corporate social responsibility policy and stakeholder engagement
• Auditing, data and continuous improvement

• QHSE strategy and organisational governance
• Quality, hygiene and occupational health and safety systems
• Environmental management and impact reduction
• Corporate social responsibility policy and stakeholder engagement
• Auditing, data and continuous improvement
• Double materiality and environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting
• Carbon footprints, ecodesign and the circular economy
• Responsible procurement and transition management

Applicants should have completed three years of higher education (French bac +3) or hold an equivalent qualification. Admission involves an application review and a guidance interview. Career goals, existing skills and professional experience are considered when assessing suitability for the programme. Entry requirements are explained before enrolment.

Organisational assessments, crisis simulations, audits, group projects and an applied dissertation. Each specialism connects QHSE governance, risk prevention, environmental management and corporate social responsibility. Practical scenarios develop analysis, decision-making and change management skills.

Organisational assessments, strategic analysis, group projects and an applied dissertation assess the design of a QHSE or CSR approach, the coherence of decisions and the measurement of outcomes. An oral presentation provides an opportunity to explain the choices made and reflect on the project’s findings.

€7,900 per year; €15,800 for the full 2-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.