Business Information Systems and Data Analysis (MIAGE) - Financial Intelligence (IF) Master’s Year 2

Program Year

UE Obligatoires

  • Systèmes distribués et nouvelles technologies Web en Java
  • Actuariat pour le crédit et l’assurance
  • Finance des marchés 1
  • Finance entrepreneuriale
  • Gestion de portefeuille et risque
  • Management de Projets
  • Culture générale en finance
  • Les fondamentaux de la gestion d’actifs numériques
  • Finance des marchés 2
  • Systems, Languages and Paradigms for Big Data

UE Obligatoires

  • Anglais
  • Applications Web Orientées Services
  • C++
  • Machine Learning pour la finance
  • Méthodes Agiles d’Ingénierie Logicielle
  • Projet Programmation financière
  • Blockchains
  • SQL, NoSQL et NewSQL
  • Conduite de projet de communication
  • Gouvernance des systèmes d'informations bancaires
  • Livret d'entreprise et apprentissage

UE Obligatoires

Academic Training Year 2024 - 2025 - subject to modification

Teaching Modalities

The program starts in September and attendance is required. Students rotate between four weeks at a company and two or three weeks on campus.

75% of this program is dedicated to gaining the necessary skills to engineer high-quality applications. The three pure computer science modules cover logical architecture, the management of large amounts of data, and management and planning for computer science projects. Mastering these areas is crucial for top-level computer scientists who aim to design and develop applications that excel in security, performance, and architectural complexity. The financial element of the program appears twice:

  • The fourth, “ functional ” module introduces students to careers in finance and to the issues that pertain to information systems in this domain. The goal is not to create professionals in a given area but to give students the means to adapt, understand, and react to the needs of the roles in which they may find themselves.

  • The projects the students undertake in each of the three technical modules are based in financial and actuarial case studies and help connect these modules to the functional module. Students quickly become accustomed to connected the techniques they are learning with the needs of their potential careers, and to build a toolkit of typical tools and practices needed for systems engineers working in finance or insurance.
The Business Informatics (MIAGE) - Financial Intelligence program with apprenticeship consists of an instructional unit and a thesis.