This Master's program, established in 1979, focuses on the evolution of Information Systems (IS) and the methods for engineering and managing them. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to become leaders in the field of Information and Knowledge Systems (IKS) management. The program emphasizes the strategic importance of IS and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for businesses, highlighting their role in innovation, differentiation, and digital transformation. A key aspect is fostering collaboration between business and IT teams to ensure successful alignment and governance for improved organizational performance. The Cybersecurity specialisation within this Master's program provides in-depth knowledge and skills related to the usage, governance, and strategic alignment of IKS, with a specific focus on cybersecurity. Students will learn to define, assess, audit, implement, and control the security of information systems, preparing them for roles in safeguarding digital assets and ensuring robust cyber defense.
Graduates of the Cybersecurity specialization are prepared for a variety of roles in information systems management and cybersecurity, contributing to digital transformation within organizations. The program aligns with the Nomenclature RH 2024 from the Club Informatique des Grandes Entreprises Françaises (CIGREF).
Specific admission details are managed through the eCandidat platform.
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified in the provided information. However, the program is offered via an apprenticeship ('apprentissage'), which typically involves tuition being covered by the employer and students receiving a salary.
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Students with backgrounds in computer science and management are admitted to create a balance between these two profiles. Half of the courses are taught in English, and the Master's thesis can also be written in English.
The program is offered via an apprenticeship, which typically involves tuition being covered by the employer, and students usually receive a salary. Specific tuition fees and living costs are not detailed.
The program has a duration of 2 years and comprises 120 ECTS credits.
Applications are submitted through the eCandidat platform. The application period for Master 2 is from February 23, 2026, to March 18, 2026. You will need to create an account, complete the online form, and upload required documents.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Information Systems Consultant, Cybersecurity Expert, Data Privacy Officer, and Chief Information Officer, contributing to digital transformation and cyber defense.