Master in Fundamental and Applied Computer Science - Cryptography - Security

This program is designed for students seeking to specialize in computer security and cryptology. It offers a dual master's degree, allowing students to earn two national master's diplomas in fundamental and applied computer science and mathematics. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in challenging environments and are passionate about technology and security.

The curriculum includes essential subjects such as algorithms, complexity, algebra, and cryptography, alongside specialized topics like embedded systems and smart cards. Students will engage in programming extensively, preparing them for the demands of a rapidly evolving tech landscape. A mandatory internship of 4 to 6 months at the end of the second year provides practical experience.

Graduates can pursue various roles, including Security Engineer, Cryptography Analyst, Software Developer, and Systems Architect. They may find opportunities in both public and private sectors, working for tech companies, financial institutions, or research organizations. The skills acquired are transferable across multiple industries, making graduates versatile in the job market.