
This Master's program focuses on Cybersecurity, a rapidly growing field due to the increasing digitalization of businesses, the expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT), and the rise of Big Data. Organizations worldwide are facing evolving cyber threats and increasingly stringent regulations, creating a critical need for skilled cybersecurity professionals. This Master's aims to train experts in operational cybersecurity who can advise, analyze, and audit information system security, as well as develop and deploy technical security solutions. The program is particularly committed to promoting the participation and leadership of women in cybersecurity. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in information technology and specialized knowledge in cybersecurity. Graduates will be equipped to understand technological and regulatory environments, identify and analyze cyber threats, and design and implement robust security solutions for systems, networks, applications, and data. The program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students for the challenges of protecting digital assets in an ever-changing threat landscape.
The Master's program spans two years, delivered through an apprenticeship model with a weekly schedule of two days of classes at the university and three days in a partner company. Students receive guidance from both a university tutor and a company mentor. The program is taught by experienced academics and industry professionals.
The cybersecurity sector is dynamic and in high demand, facing a significant shortage of skilled professionals. This Master's program prepares graduates for expert roles in information system security.
Applicants should have a strong foundation in programming (algorithms, C, Java), systems and networks (Unix/Linux, Internet), and applied mathematics (statistics, probability, combinatorial optimization). Prior knowledge in cryptography or computer security is beneficial. Professional experience and/or personal projects in cybersecurity will also be considered. Important transversal skills include adaptability, ethics, confidentiality, intellectual curiosity, communication skills, and professional English proficiency.
This program is offered through an apprenticeship (apprentissage/alternance), which typically means that tuition fees are covered by the employing company, and students receive a salary. Further details should be confirmed with the university.
This program is offered through an apprenticeship model. Typically, tuition fees are covered by the employing company, and students receive a salary. Further details should be confirmed directly with the university.
The Master's program spans two years and is delivered through an apprenticeship model. This involves two days of classes at the university and three days per week working with a partner company.
For Master 1 entry, a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent is required. For Master 2 entry, a Master 1 in Computer Science, an Engineering degree, or equivalent through personal and professional experience validation (VAPP) is needed. A strong foundation in programming, systems, networks, and applied mathematics is essential.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Information System Security Expert, Security Consultant, Security Analyst, Security Auditor, Security Solution Developer, Penetration Tester, or Forensic Analyst in the high-demand cybersecurity sector.
The language of instruction for this Master's program is French.