The expected and observed professional op portunities depend strongly on the field of expertise of the master degree. All the courses (except for the work-study program) prepare students for integration in good conditions within a doctoral school in France or abroad. The clearly stated objective of the Molecular and Supramolecular Chemistry (CMS) program, Physical Chemistry and Materials (CPM) program, Molecular and Macromolecular Chemistry (CMM, at Mulhouse University) program and Chemistry, Biology and Medicinal Products (CBM) program, as well as the specific EUR courses in Complex Systems Chemistry (EUR CSC) and Biophysicochemistry (BPC) program, is to offer a high-level training in the dedicated fields so that students can continue their doctoral studies. The Analytical Sciences for Bio-Industries (SA-BI) program, which is designed to provide a professional outlet, prepares students to join companies as analytical chemistry executives at the end of their Master degree. Similarly, the Analytical Sciences (SA), Green Chemistry (CV) and Chemoinformatics (CI) programs prepare students to enter the workforce at the end of M2. The content of these courses also offers the opportunity for preparing a PhD either in academic laboratories or in contact with the industrial environment. The objective of the training course is to encourage the emergence of original research themes, in terms of both academic and industrial research. In fact, job entry in public research (higher education, public organizations) or in the private sector (research, research and development in the chemical, biotechnological, pharmaceutical and agrochemical industries, including biotechnology start-ups) will be encouraged and sought after.