Master Informatique — Cybersécurité et e-santé

Tuition fees for Master Informatique — Cybersécurité et e-santé are 250 EUR per year.

The Master Informatique at Université Paris Cité includes a track in Cybersécurité et e-santé, or cybersecurity and e-health, delivered as a two-year master's degree taught in French in Paris, France, starting in September with annual tuition of 250 EUR. This specialization applies computer science and information security to the healthcare sector, addressing how medical data, connected medical devices, and digital health systems can be protected from security threats. Coursework generally covers the core areas of cybersecurity, including cryptography, network security, and secure system design, alongside material specific to health information systems, such as electronic health records, medical device connectivity, and the regulatory requirements around handling sensitive health data. Students usually study how security principles apply in a healthcare context, where system availability and data integrity can have direct consequences for patient care, and where privacy protections are especially important given the sensitivity of medical information. Training typically combines theoretical coursework with practical labs, where students might analyze vulnerabilities in health information systems, design secure architectures for medical applications, or examine case studies of security incidents in the healthcare sector. Internships or applied projects with hospitals, health technology companies, or public health institutions are common components of programs in this area. Graduates typically move into roles such as security specialist within health organizations, health information systems administrator, or consultant on digital health security, applying their technical training to the specific needs of the healthcare sector. Since the program is taught in French, solid French language skills are required for coursework and assessment across the two years of study in Paris.