Master Informatique — Intelligence artificielle

Le Mans Université offers this master's program in Informatique (Computer Science), specializing in Intelligence artificielle (artificial intelligence), in Le Mans, France. Computer science as a discipline covers the theory and practice of computation, including programming, algorithms, data structures and software systems, while an artificial intelligence specialization narrows that focus to the methods used to build systems capable of learning from data, reasoning, or performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. Students in this kind of program commonly study machine learning, neural networks, data processing, and the mathematical foundations underlying these techniques, alongside more general computer science subjects such as algorithms and software engineering. Coursework often also touches on natural language processing, computer vision, or robotics, depending on how the program is structured, as well as questions of data ethics and the responsible use of automated systems. Graduates from artificial intelligence-focused computer science programs typically move into roles as machine learning engineers, data scientists, software developers working on AI-driven products, or research positions in academic or industrial laboratories. The field has broad application across sectors including technology, finance, healthcare and industry. This program is taught in French, runs for two years, and begins in September, with yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Based in Le Mans, the program positions itself within a computer science tradition that has increasingly incorporated artificial intelligence as a central area of study, reflecting the growing demand for graduates trained in these methods.