
This Master's program, specialising in Networks and Autonomous Systems (RSA), is designed for students seeking expertise in programmable networks, virtualization, and data analysis. You will gain in-depth knowledge of cutting-edge research and the challenges associated with next-generation networks. The program benefits from the expertise of Université Paris Cité's research laboratories and its socio-economic network. As part of the Graduate School Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, this master's degree integrates coursework with advanced research, preparing specialists in AI and data science with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinarity. The curriculum aims to provide both practical and theoretical knowledge, focusing on network methodologies, emerging research topics, and formal analysis techniques for future network development.
The Master's program is structured over two years (M1 and M2). The second year includes a mandatory professional internship. The program focuses on Networks and Autonomous Systems (RSA), covering areas like Edge computing, IoT, VANETs (Vehicular Ad hoc Networks), UAVs (Drones), and Security.
Graduates of this program will have a wide range of career opportunities in both academic and industrial sectors.
Specific application procedures may apply to professional training candidates. Please refer to the university's admissions portal for detailed information.
Tuition fees are subject to annual government review. Specific details for professional training programs may differ. Refer to the university's official fee pages for the most up-to-date information.
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You need a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a similar field. Specific application procedures may apply to professional training candidates, so consult the university's admissions portal for details.
The program is a two-year Master's degree (M1 & M2), totalling 24 months. This includes a mandatory professional internship in the second year.
National registration fees are set annually by the Ministry of Higher Education and may be subject to government review. Additional contributions can apply, and specific details for professional training programs might differ. Refer to the university's official fee pages for the most current information.
International students should visit the Université Paris Cité admissions portal for detailed application guidelines and requirements. Specific modalities might apply to professional training candidates.
The program begins in September.
Graduates can pursue engineering roles in IT, networks, and communication systems, or engage in academic or industrial research careers. Doctoral studies are also a potential pathway.