Master Informatique — Ingénierie du web, des objets communicants et systèmes complexes

At Université Le Havre Normandie, tuition costs 250 EUR per year.

Université Le Havre Normandie offers Master Informatique — Ingénierie du web, des objets communicants et systèmes complexes in Le Havre, France, a master's degree in computer science with a specialization in web engineering, connected devices, and complex systems. This field covers the design and development of web applications and platforms, along with the engineering of connected objects and the study of complex systems whose components interact in ways that require specific analytical and design methods. Students typically study web development technologies, software engineering principles, the architecture and programming of connected and communicating devices, and methods for modeling and analyzing complex systems, alongside general training in computer science and programming. Coursework often includes practical projects building web applications or systems involving connected devices, as well as study of how distributed and interconnected components can be designed to work together reliably. Graduates commonly pursue careers as web developers, software engineers, or systems engineers working on connected products, web platforms, or complex digital infrastructure within technology companies, digital agencies, or the IT departments of organizations across sectors. Some progress into specialized roles in systems architecture or the Internet of Things. The program is taught in French, consistent with standard practice at French universities, and runs over two years, the typical duration of a French master's degree. The expected start date is September, with annual tuition of 250 EUR, in line with public tuition rates at institutions such as Université Le Havre Normandie. This specialization suits students interested in both the practical side of web development and the more conceptual challenge of designing systems made up of many interacting and connected components.