Master Informatique — Sciences et ingénierie du logiciel

At Université de Strasbourg, the tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

Université de Strasbourg's Master Informatique also offers a specialization in Sciences et ingénierie du logiciel (software science and engineering). This track focuses on the principles and practices behind designing, building, and maintaining software systems. Students typically study software design methodologies, programming languages and paradigms, software architecture, testing and quality assurance practices, and project management approaches used in software development. Coursework often includes team-based development projects that mirror how software is built in professional settings, along with study of the theoretical foundations of computer science that underpin software engineering practice. Graduates trained in software engineering commonly pursue careers as software engineers or developers, software architects responsible for the overall design of systems, technical leads or IT project managers overseeing development teams, and quality assurance specialists focused on software testing. The broad and transferable nature of software engineering skills means graduates can typically work across many industries that rely on custom or in-house software. This is a master's degree lasting two years, with the academic year expected to start in September. Instruction is delivered in French at Université de Strasbourg, located in Strasbourg, France. Yearly tuition for the program is 250 EUR. Students interested in the disciplined design, construction, and maintenance of software systems are typically well matched to this specialization within the Master Informatique.