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See also [General Rules for Admission]
An advanced Master's degree is an academic degree earned at the end of 2nd cycle university studies, corresponding to a specific professional credential following completion of courses worth at least 60 credits, earned after initial training worth at least 300 credits leading to the award of a Master's degree (decree of March 31, 2006, article 6).
Architecture and urban planning
Economic and business management
Entrepreneurship
Financial risk management
Law
European law (law concerning competition and intellectual property)
Tax law
Public notary law
Political and social sciences
Development, environment and communities
Interdisciplinary analysis of European construction
Medical sciences
Medical specializations *
Public health, health and development
Transfusion medicine
* A policy of limiting the number of specialists was instituted in 1997. The number of new specialists in a field produced in a year is strictly limited. Students should contact the Chief of the Service or department in charge of each particular specialization.
Biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences
Clinical biology
Industrial pharmacy
Hospital pharmacy
Dental sciences
General dentistry
Orthodontics
Periodontics
Veterinary sciences
Specialized Veterinary medicine
Agronomy and bioengineering
Plant and animal resource management in tropical environment
Psychology and education
Pedagogy in higher education
Risk management and well being at work
Sciences
Biotechnology and applied biology
Aquaculture
Environmental sciences and environmental management in developing countries
Archeometrics
Nanotechnology
Engineering sciences
Nuclear engineering
Transportation management
Natural hazards management
Naval construction
Water resources
Conservation-Restoration of culturally important buildings
Risk management and well being at work
Contact(s) : Admissions department
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