The Master in Network and Computer Systems Engineering provides advanced training for professionals highly qualified in the analysis, planning, installation, and administration of complex and distributed systems for data storage, processing, and communication. Graduates are prepared to assume roles of high responsibility and leadership in complex, multidisciplinary, and innovation-driven contexts, or to pursue doctoral studies.
Among the wide range of functions a graduate of this programme may perform are: planning infrastructures for complex computer networks and their associated services; managing and administering cloud systems; coordinating and overseeing tasks related to software implementation; carrying out in-depth analysis of security and risks inherent to the integration of information systems; and preparing budgets for the installation, maintenance, and updating of IT systems.
The wide range of functions for which a graduate in Network and Computer Systems Engineering is qualified ensures a high degree of employability. Career opportunities include companies that develop or market software, provide fixed and/or mobile telecommunications services, or offer consultancy services in the planning and administration of computer networks and systems, including cloud computing, as well as companies that manufacture or market hardware. Graduates may also readily join IT departments in a variety of organisations (companies, public services, universities, etc.) across sectors such as healthcare, banking, insurance, multimedia content production, and more.