Master Informatique — Image et 3D

Université de Strasbourg's Master Informatique includes a specialization in Image et 3D (image processing and 3D computing). This track covers the branch of computer science focused on visual computing: how images are processed, analyzed, and generated by computers, and how three-dimensional objects and scenes are modeled and rendered. Students in this field typically study digital image processing techniques, computer vision, algorithms for 3D modeling and animation, computer graphics, and the mathematical foundations underlying visual computing, such as geometry and linear algebra applied to graphics. Training in image and 3D computing prepares graduates for roles in fields where visual computing is central. Common career paths include graphics engineer, computer vision specialist, positions within the video game or animation industries, roles in medical imaging or scientific visualization, and research and development positions applying image processing or 3D modeling to industrial or creative applications. This is a master's degree lasting two years, with the program expected to begin in September. Instruction is delivered in French at Université de Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg, France. Yearly tuition for the program is 250 EUR. Students interested in how computers process, generate, and manipulate visual information, whether for entertainment, industry, or scientific purposes, are typically well suited to this specialization within the Master Informatique.