Master of Science Green Chemistry and Processes for renewable feedstocks (Green CAP)

Today, the chemical industry must adapt to the increasing scarcity of resources, new regulations, and social, ecological and political pressure. In this context, the use of renewable resources like feedstock or microbial biomass constitutes an interesting alternative to manufacture functional bioproducts and contribute to the energetic transtition, thus representing significant levers for innovation. By combining the disciplines of green chemistry, catalysis, bioprocesses and formulation, the Green CAP MSc aims to provide the student with the essential tools for developing clean and safe processes in the emerging fields of agribusiness.

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About the program

This Master is taught by Toulouse INP-ENSIACET and INSA Toulouse. Aims of the program :

To train engineers in the implementation of clean technologies in a context of sustainable development, providing solutions in the fields of green chemistry and bioprocesses.
To control the transformation of renewable resources by catalytic or biotechnological means.
To develop functional, safe and innovative bioproducts, following an eco-design approach.