Master of Science (MSc)
DATA SCIENCE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Master of Science (MSc) DATA SCIENCE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Data science and artificial intelligence is an important field of activity whose main objective is to exploit the information contained in data. This activity is now present in all industrial sectors in order to improve processes and allow for more accurate decisionmaking. This MSc prepares future specialists in the mathematical techniques and computer tools needed to extract and exploit the knowledge contained in large masses of data.
Michel Riveill, Program Director
FUTURE CAREERS
Indicative salary: €35,000 - €40,000 per year
Data analyst, Chief data officer, Machine learning engineer, Big data engineer, Big data architect, etc.Program taught entirely in English
Intensive courses, Reduced class sizes, professional training with two long internships
Partnership with 3IA Institute, one of the four « Interdisciplinary Institute for Artificial Intelligence » labelled in 2019 by the French Government
COURSE CONTENT OVERVIEW
This program is a two-year program. Typical core modules include
• Probabilities
• Algebra for data analysis
• Basic algorithmics
• Methods and tools for technical and scientifc writing
• Statistics inference
• Data Mining
• Introduction to deep learning
• Data visualization and management
• Statistical learning theory
• Machine Learning algorithms
• Personal training
• Advanced methods in AI
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CONDITIONS FOR ADMISSION
• A Qualification equivalent to a 3-year degree (180 ECTS)
• Prerequisites in Mathematics and Informatics
• A high level of proficiency in English
TUITION FEES
• €5,000 per year max.
• Scholarship are avaiable
• Please visit https://tinyurl.com/yckuc3w4
APPLICATIONS
•Typically from December to June, on our online platform, e-candidat
•Visit: https://univ-cotedazur.eu/msc-programs
CONTACT US
MSc Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
msc-data-science@univ-cotedazur.fr
https://univ-cotedazur.eu/msc/msc-data-science-and-artificial-intelligence
@UCA_DataScience