PARIS CITÉ UNIVERSITY · FRANCE
Master in Computer Science - Specialization: Data: Algorithms, Processing, and Analysis
Master's · Taught in fr
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
fr
Language
Master's
Level
- 2 yearsDuration
- BAC +5 (Level 7)Degree Level
- Focus on Algorithms, Data Processing, and AnalysisSpecialization
- Part of AI and Data Science Graduate SchoolResearch Integration
- Emphasis on practical programming projectsLearning Approach
- 100% Success RateGraduation
This Master's program, part of Université Paris Cité's Graduate School of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, focuses on the core role of data in modern computer systems. It trains specialists in data science by linking Master's and PhD courses with advanced research laboratories, emphasizing interdisciplinarity. The program aims to equip students with the expertise to design and develop systems that efficiently manage and analyze large datasets. Students will gain a strong computer science foundation, enabling them to not only use existing tools but also contribute to the development of future Big Data architectures.
Curriculum
The program includes significant programming projects, with one project in the first year (M1) and many courses assessed based on project work. In the second year (M2), students can supplement mandatory courses and recommended electives with courses from other specializations within the M2 Computer Science program. A short internship is possible at the end of M1, and a mandatory 4-6 month internship concludes the M2 year.
- Master 1
- Master 2
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Master in Computer Science program?
- The Master in Computer Science program, with a specialization in Data: Algorithms, Processing, and Analysis, is a 2-year program.
- What are the entry requirements for the Master 1 and Master 2 levels?
- For M1, a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent is required, with good knowledge of databases, algorithms, and programming. For M2, successful completion of a Master 1 in Computer Science or equivalent is necessary, with very strong knowledge in databases, data processing, AI, and Big Data.
- What language is the program taught in?
- Adequate mastery of the French language is required for admission, as confirmed by a language level certificate.
- How do international students apply for this program?
- International students (outside the EEA) must apply through 'Mon Master' for M1, 'eCandidat' for M2 or specific university routes, and also use the 'Campus France' platform.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees are set annually by the ministry, and international students should consult the university for specific details relevant to their status.
- What kind of practical experience is involved in the program?
- The program includes significant programming projects, with an internship at the end of M1 and a mandatory 4-6 month internship concluding the M2 year.
Entry requirements
Licence in Computer Science or equivalentFor M1 entry: A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or an equivalent qualification. Good knowledge of databases, algorithms, and programming, with basic knowledge of probability is expected. For M2 entry: Successful completion of a Master 1 in Computer Science or equivalent. Very strong knowledge in databases, data processing and mining, artificial intelligence, and Big Data technologies is required.
French Language ProficiencyAdequate mastery of the French language confirmed by a language level certificate.
Admission to both M1 and M2 is selective and based on a review of the applicant's file by an admissions committee. For M1, prior studies are assessed for compatibility, and capacity is limited. M2 admission is not automatic for students from other specializations.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are set annually by the ministry. Specific rates for continuing education apply depending on the profile.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees are set annually by the ministry. Specific rates for continuing education apply depending on the profile.
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International students should consult the university for specific tuition fee details for their status. Continuing education fees may differ.
How to apply
1. Check Application PlatformFor M1 entry, the national platform 'Mon Master' is used. For M2 entry, or for those applying via specific university routes, use the 'eCandidat' platform. Students from outside the European Economic Area must also use the 'Campus France' platform.
2. Prepare Your Application FileGather all required documents, including academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of French language proficiency, and any other supporting documents specified by the university.
3. Submit Your ApplicationComplete and submit your application online through the relevant platform(s) before the stated deadlines. Pay attention to the specific instructions for each platform.
4. Admissions Committee ReviewYour application will be reviewed by the admissions committee, who will assess your academic background, motivation, and suitability for the program. This includes checking prerequisite knowledge and program capacity.
5. Accept Offer and EnrollIf your application is successful, you will receive an offer of admission. Follow the university's instructions to accept the offer and complete your enrollment.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Master in Computer Science program?
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The Master in Computer Science program, with a specialization in Data: Algorithms, Processing, and Analysis, is a 2-year program.
What are the entry requirements for the Master 1 and Master 2 levels?
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For M1, a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent is required, with good knowledge of databases, algorithms, and programming. For M2, successful completion of a Master 1 in Computer Science or equivalent is necessary, with very strong knowledge in databases, data processing, AI, and Big Data.
What language is the program taught in?
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Adequate mastery of the French language is required for admission, as confirmed by a language level certificate.
How do international students apply for this program?
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International students (outside the EEA) must apply through 'Mon Master' for M1, 'eCandidat' for M2 or specific university routes, and also use the 'Campus France' platform.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees are set annually by the ministry, and international students should consult the university for specific details relevant to their status.
What kind of practical experience is involved in the program?
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The program includes significant programming projects, with an internship at the end of M1 and a mandatory 4-6 month internship concluding the M2 year.