Master Informatique — Sciences des données et systèmes complexes

Also within the Master Informatique at Université de Strasbourg is a specialization in Sciences des données et systèmes complexes (data science and complex systems). This track combines data science, which concerns extracting insight and building predictive models from large datasets, with the study of complex systems, which examines how interacting components produce collective behavior in fields ranging from biology to social networks. Students typically study statistics and probability, machine learning methods, data management and processing techniques, and modeling approaches used to represent and analyze complex systems across various domains. Graduates trained in this combination of data science and complex systems commonly pursue careers as data scientists, data analysts, research engineers working on modeling problems, and positions within companies or research institutions that rely on data-driven decision making or the simulation of complex phenomena. The broad analytical and computational skills developed also open opportunities across many industries that increasingly rely on data analysis. This is a two-year master's program, with studies expected to begin in September. The program is taught in French at Université de Strasbourg, based in Strasbourg, France. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Students interested in extracting knowledge from data and understanding how complex systems behave, supported by strong computational and statistical training, are typically well suited to this specialization within the Master Informatique.