Graduate Programs

Graduate Programs
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General Organisation of the 2-year Graduate Program :

Director of Graduate Studies :  Dr. Nicolas Sicard

  • Master 1:  
    • Two academic Semesters: S7 and S8
    • A Mandatory interdisciplinary project: the Innovation Project
    • A five-month technical internship
  • Master 2:
    • One academic Semester (S9)
    • A six-month Professional internship (S10)
    • A Mandatory interdisciplinary project: the Innovation Project
  • Scientific and Technical Training 

The Scientific and Technical Training courses cover the foundational scientific and technical competencies as well as the cross-disciplinary project skills of the future engineer.

  • General Education Program

The General Education program includes none-scientific and technical training, which prepares students to successfully integrate the Business world as interculturally competent, and communicatively skilled IT Engineers.

Courses cover topics such as Management, Culture, Communication, IT Careers, International Studies, Languages as well as the suite of e-Novation seminars. 

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Master Program

Master Program in Business Intelligence

The major in “Business Intelligence” trains engineers able to design and implement the means, tools and methods to collect, consolidate, model and reproduce a company’s data in order to assist in decision-making or defining strategy.

Master Program in Droids and Drones

The “Droid and Drones” major prepares engineers capable of designing humanoid robots and drones, in particular, autonomous systems with their intelligence embedded onboard.

Master Program in Imaging and Virtual Reality

The « Imaging and virtual reality » major trains IT engineers capable of working on complex systems based on digital imaging, whether to perform additional processing on existing images, to create virtual scenes, and/or to combine the real and the virtual to generate an augmented reality.

Master Program in Information Systems and Cloud Engineering

The « Information System and Cloud Engineering » major aims to prepare engineers capable of intervening in a company’s information system(s) regardless of its sector of activity. Information systems are at the heart of business, and accounts for all of the IT applications necessary for employees and collaborators to successfully carry out their professional responsibilities.

Master Program in Information Systems Security

The objective of this program is to produce engineers who possess a global vision of information systems security, and who are capable of designing and implementing solutions to mitigate risk and prevent hostile attacks aimed at compromising sensitive data, assets and, consequently, the daily operations of a company.

Master Program in IT for Finance

The “IT for Finance” major trains specialists in the areas of computational and quantitative finance, collectively known as QUANTS.

Master Program in Networks and Virtualization

The « Networks and Virtualization » major allows students to have a broad theoretical and practical understanding of corporate network environments including network architecture, production, daily monitoring, security, and priority infrastructure and services studies in the context of recent developments in Cloud Computing.

Master Program in Renewable Energies and Smart Grids

The transformation of the energy sector is the catalyst of a real technological revolution. New professions have emerged and the demand for engineers with a background in energy, computer and embedded systems is growing.

Master Program in Software Enegineering

Software Engineering covers the full range of services related to the integration of software components and specialized application products within a larger comprehensive project.

Master Program in Big Data

The major in “Big Data” prepares engineers capable of helping companies « extracting value » from their data.

Master Program in Avionics and Space

The “Avionics and Space” major is interdisciplinary and transversal covering the range of « digital intelligence and services » that affect the flying object (civil and military aircraft, large drones and satellites).