Bachelor in Licence - Informatique - Parcours Informatique / Miage

The Licence - Informatique - Parcours Informatique / Miage at Université de Mulhouse, located in Brunstatt-Didenheim, France, introduces students to computer science with an additional focus on information systems management through its Miage track. Core computer science topics generally include programming, algorithms and data structures, databases, computer architecture, and operating systems, giving students the technical foundation needed to design and build software. The Miage (Méthodes Informatiques Appliquées à la Gestion des entreprises) orientation adds coursework on how information systems support business processes, project management, and organizational decision-making, bridging technical computing skills with management concerns. This combination is aimed at students who want a computing background applied to organizational and business contexts rather than purely theoretical computer science. Typical subjects include software development, database design, systems analysis, and an introduction to management and organizational structures. Graduates of this kind of program often move into software development, information systems administration, IT project management, business analysis, or further study toward a master's degree in computer science or information systems. The program is a three-year Licence beginning in September, taught in French. Yearly tuition is 178 EUR. Students in Brunstatt-Didenheim pursuing this track should expect a curriculum that mixes hands-on programming work with management and organizational coursework, reflecting the applied, business-oriented character of the Miage specialization within the broader field of computer science.