Curriculum of the Graduate School of Engineering

3 Masters in technology

At the beginning of the 4th year of the engineering cycle, students choose a technological major and professional minor consistent with their professional objectives.

Our masters :

Information Systems and Networks
Telecoms and Networks
Embedded Systems

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Our minors :

Business engineering
Entrepreneurship and technological innovation
Audiovisual and digital media
International business
Research
Associative projects
Personal projects
Finance

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Options

Transports and Mobility
IT & Health Care
Energy & Environment
Quantitative Finance
Expertise in Embedded Systems
Expertise in Information Systems
Expertise in Telecoms & Networks

Our Sector-Based Concentrations : Educating Specialists

High-Speed Networks & Multimedia
Wireless Technologies & Services
Internet, Business, and Security
Smart Home
Automobile and Smart Vehicles
Electronic Payment Systems
Computational Finance
Consulting

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The educational program is structured using modules. Students are required to validate their modules to successfully pass, and move towards the following year of training. A minimum score at the TOEFL or TOEIC and the full validation of all internships are needed to obtain the ECE masters degree.

Technological majors, professional minors, and sector-based concentrations are freely chosen by the students, and no cap is placed on the number of students per technological major, professional minor, or sector-based concentration.