
The Master of Mathematics program at the University of Bordeaux aims to train researchers, educators, and specialists in computer security. The program welcomes approximately 100 students annually, with all courses delivered across the Talence and Pessac campuses. It is not available for apprenticeships or work-study arrangements. The program offers various specializations within mathematics, including Algebra, Geometry, Number Theory, Analysis, Differential Equations, Probability, and Cryptography/Computer Security.
The Master's program is structured into M1 and M2 levels, with different specializations offered. While M1 courses and some M2 specializations (Agrégation, CSI) are taught in French, the M2 research-oriented programs (AGTN/Algant and A-EDP-P) are conducted in English.
This Master's program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in research, teaching, and specialized roles in computer security.
Specific course selections in the M1 year are recommended based on the targeted M2 specialization. Information on M1 prerequisites from L3 courses is available.
Information on the cost of studies is available on the University of Bordeaux website. Information on scholarships for international students is available via Campus France.
Applicants generally need a relevant Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or a related field. Specific course prerequisites for the M1 Fundamental Mathematics year are detailed on the University of Bordeaux website.
M1 courses and some M2 specializations (Agrégation, CSI) are taught in French. However, the M2 research-oriented programs (AGTN/Algant and A-EDP-P) are conducted entirely in English.
International students (outside Europe) typically apply through the Campus France platform. For M1 programs, the Mon Master platform is used, while M2 programs or M1 international programs utilize the eCandidat platform.
Yes, scholarships for international students in France are available. Information and application procedures for these merit-based or need-based scholarships can be found via Campus France.
This Master's program prepares graduates for careers as Researchers, Educators/Teachers, Computer Security Specialists, and Cryptographers. It is designed for roles in research, teaching, and specialized computer security fields.