Master Informatique

Université d'Angers, in Angers, France, offers a Master Informatique taught in French over two years. Computer science, the discipline covered by this degree, studies the theoretical foundations and practical techniques behind computing, software development, and information systems. Typical subjects include algorithms and data structures, software engineering, databases, computer networks, and programming across multiple languages and paradigms. Depending on the specific focus of the program, students may also study topics such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, distributed systems, or web and mobile application development. Coursework often combines theoretical study with hands-on projects, requiring students to design, build, and test software systems individually and in teams. Because computing underpins nearly every modern industry, the discipline connects to fields such as mathematics, engineering, and increasingly business and the social sciences, as software systems are integrated into organizational processes. Graduates commonly pursue careers as software developers, systems analysts, database administrators, network engineers, or IT project managers, working across technology companies, industry, finance, and public administration. Some specialize further into areas such as data science, artificial intelligence, or cybersecurity, while others continue toward doctoral research in computer science. The program has an inferred start date in September and is delivered entirely in French, so applicants should have strong French language skills alongside their technical background. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Based in Angers, a city in western France, the two-year master's degree suits students who already hold an undergraduate qualification in computer science or a related quantitative field and want to deepen their technical expertise.