UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG · FRANCE
Master of Engineering in Computer Science - CMI Specialisation in Computer Science, Image, Virtual Reality, Interactions, and Games
Master's · Taught in en · UCAS PR1234
At a glance
60 mo
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Language
Master's
Level
- 5 yearsProgram Duration
- 100%Employment Rate (within 3 months of graduation)
- CMI (Cursus Master Ingénierie)Program Type
- Specialization in Image, VR, Interactions, and GamesKey Focus Areas
- International Mobility OpportunitiesGlobal Exposure
This five-year Cursus Master Ingénierie (CMI) program, specializing in Computer Science, Image, Virtual Reality, Interactions, and Games (IIRVIJ), aims to train highly skilled professionals. Graduates will be equipped to tackle complex scientific and organizational challenges, abstract them, and lead teams to find solutions. The program provides a strong foundation in core computer science principles such as programming, software engineering, databases, and fundamental computer science concepts. It also offers specialized knowledge in digital imaging, including geometric modeling, rendering, virtual reality, human-computer interaction, and image processing, particularly during the master's years. Graduates will possess solid theoretical and practical computer science skills, enabling them to manage software development cycles, apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems, lead teams, and adapt to new contexts. The program emphasizes practical application through various project-based learning activities, preparing students for specialized roles in digital imaging and related fields.
Curriculum
The program spans five years, combining a strong core in computer science with specializations in digital imaging and related fields. Students will engage in various learning activities, including lectures, practical work, and project-based assignments. Mandatory internships are scheduled annually, except for the second year, providing practical industry experience.
- Year 1
- Elementary MathematicsEN896
- Algebra S1EN897
- Analysis S1EN898
- ElectronicsLOPVCW6D
- Introduction to Formal Language and DemonstrationEN901
- 3D Computer GraphicsLOPVGXD5
Careers
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in the industrial and services sectors, including communication, entertainment, video games, cinema, healthcare, engineering, CAD, and 3D digitization. They are also qualified for positions in public or private research. The program's focus on transversal skills and specific specializations facilitates smooth professional integration.
- Computer Science Expert Engineer or Project Manager
- Multimedia Application Designer/Developer
- Computer Graphics Expert Developer
- Consulting Expert for Digitization Platforms, Virtual Reality, or Vision Systems
- Research and Development Engineer
Entry requirements
High School DiplomaSpecialization in Mathematics in Première and Terminale (final two years of French high school equivalent).
Admission is based on the alignment of acquired skills with the program's objectives, results in scientific subjects, motivation, suitability of the candidate's project with the program's career outcomes, and understanding of the program's demands.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the dedicated university page for specific international tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Annual tuition fees are €351 for years 1-3 and €278 for years 4-5.
LivingInformation on living costs is available on the University of Strasbourg's dedicated page.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Refer to the official university website for the most up-to-date information.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the prerequisite of having studied Mathematics in your final two years of high school.
2. Apply via Parcoursup (for Year 1 Licence)Submit your application through the French national platform Parcoursup for entry into the first year of the program.
3. Prepare Supporting DocumentsGather necessary academic transcripts, motivation letters, and any other documents requested by the university or Parcoursup.
4. Monitor Application StatusTrack your application status and respond to any requests from the university or admissions committee.
Accreditation
The program is a 'Cursus Master Ingénierie' (CMI), indicating a high standard of engineering education in France.