The Master in Networks and Telecommunications at Aix-Marseille University aims to transform students from mere users of digital tools into active developers and securers of these technologies. This program is designed to equip you with advanced skills to become a high-level engineer in various critical areas, including network architecture, cybersecurity, cloud computing, virtualization, and IoT platforms. Located on the Marseille Luminy campus and offered by the Physics Department, this Master's degree prepares you for a dynamic career in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. It emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring you gain the expertise needed to design, implement, and secure modern communication infrastructures. The program is available through initial education, continuing education, and work-study options like apprenticeships or professionalization contracts, offering flexibility for different student profiles.
Graduates of the Master's in Networks and Telecommunications will be prepared for a variety of roles in the digital and telecommunications sectors, with a strong focus on architecture, administration, and security.
Admission to the MSc 1 course (2-year program) requires a validated Bac +3 (3 years of higher education). Direct entry into MSc 2 (2nd year) requires a validated Bac +4 or Bac +5 (4 or 5 years of higher education).
Specific tuition and living cost information for international students is not provided on the program or university's supporting pages. Please contact the university directly for up-to-date fee details.
To be admitted to the MSc 1 (first year), you need a validated Bac +3 (three years of higher education). For direct entry into MSc 2 (second year), a validated Bac +4 or Bac +5 (four or five years of higher education) is required. A Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Computer Science, Physical Sciences for Engineering, Networks and Telecommunications, or Electrical Engineering and Automation (EEA) with a strong background in networks, computer science, or cybersecurity is also necessary.
Applications are submitted through Aix-Marseille University's dedicated admissions platform, not the national Mon Master platform. You need to create an account, register for prerequisite tests, and then complete your application by uploading all required documents, including transcripts, CV, motivation letter, and test results.
The application deadline for the first session is March 16, 2026. Interviews for selected candidates are typically held in late March or early April, following the application deadline.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Network and Sensor Network Architect, Network and Sensor Network Administrator, System Administrator, Information Systems Security Officer (RSSI), Network Project Manager, Cybersecurity Engineer, and IoT Engineer.
Specific tuition and living cost information for international students is not provided. Prospective students are advised to contact the university directly for the most up-to-date fee details.