New Master's Program - Opening in the 2025 academic year
Business Informatics (MIAGE) - Master's year 1
Syllabus initial training
The initial training at university is based on full-time education consisting of theoretical and practical courses taught on campus.
UE Obligatoires S1
- Analyse financière
- Artificial Intelligence
- Programmation Objet avancée
- Système et algorithmes répartis
- Systèmes d’information avancés 1
- Machine Learning et applications
UE Complémentaires S1
Bloc communication S1
UE Obligatoires S2
- Notions générales de droit
- Data base management system
- Systèmes d’information avancés 2
- Programmation Web
- Computer ethics & data protection
- Jeux d’entreprise
UE Complémentaires S2
- Decision under uncertainty
- Logistique et gestion de production
- Marchés financiers
- Sécurité des réseaux
Bloc communication S2
Bloc stage
Academic Training Year 2026 - 2027 - subject to modification
Teaching modalities
The course starts in the last week of August for the M1 MIAGE classical training and in September for the M1 MIAGE work-study training.
Attendance is mandatory.
The first year of the Master's degree in Computer Science for the MIAGE track is organized into semesters 1 and 2. Each semester is made up of a fundamental block, a communication block and complementary UEs, plus an internship block for semester 2. Each UE is associated with a certain number of European credits (ECTS); each semester is associated with the sum of the ECTS associated with the UEs making up the semester.
Students receive an evaluation guide at the start of the academic year.
Internships and supervised projects
Classical training : The internship takes place in a company or research center, and may be replaced by a three- to four-month dissertation supervised by a university lecturer. The subject of the internship must include a substantial element of design and analysis, as well as implementation. The internship subject must be validated by the internship supervisor before the internship begins. At the end of the internship, the student submits a report in triplicate: one copy to the internship supervisor and two copies to the secretary's office. The report must be handed in no later than 8 days before the start of the examination session. Work-study training : Internship not required.