Bachelor in BUT - Informatique

Computer Science (Informatique) at bachelor of university technology level provides thorough practical and theoretical training in software development, systems architecture, databases, networking, and IT project coordination. Students learn to program across multiple languages, design and query relational database systems, analyse algorithms and data structures, and manage collaborative software development projects that reflect professional practices in the field. Cybersecurity principles, system administration, and web application development are also commonly addressed, broadening the technical scope of the qualification. This bachelor of university technology programme (BUT — Informatique) is offered at the Institut universitaire de technologie de Lille — Université de Lille in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France. The degree runs over 3 years beginning in September, with all instruction in French. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. Entry is selective. Graduates work as software developers, full-stack web developers, systems administrators, database administrators, network engineers, and IT project managers across virtually every sector of the economy. Demand for computing professionals remains consistently high, and the BUT Informatique is well regarded by employers as a direct entry qualification. Many graduates also choose to continue to a master's degree in computer science, cybersecurity, data science, or software engineering to deepen their expertise and access more senior or specialised roles.