Master Informatique — Ingénierie systèmes et logiciels

Tuition is 250 EUR per year.

Universite Marie et Louis Pasteur, located in Besancon, France, delivers the Master Informatique with a track in Ingenierie systemes et logiciels, meaning systems and software engineering. This program is part of the computer science discipline, which studies how computing systems and software are designed, built, and maintained. Typical subjects in this field include software engineering methods, operating systems, system architecture, and project management approaches used to plan and deliver complex software and systems projects. Students learn to move from requirements and design through implementation and testing, gaining familiarity with the engineering practices used to build reliable systems and software at scale. This area of study often emphasizes both the technical foundations of computing and the organizational skills needed to manage software projects within teams and larger organizations. Career paths linked to this discipline include systems engineer, software engineer, technical project lead, and IT architect roles within companies across sectors that depend on custom software and information systems, from industry to services and the public sector. The program is a two-year master taught in French, with tuition of 250 EUR per year and studies expected to begin in September. By combining systems thinking with software engineering practice, this field prepares graduates to work on the design and delivery of technical systems that meet organizational needs.