EIT Digital Master in Autonomous Systems, Master, EURECOM

France

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
Master	Full-time	2 years	-	EUR 1500 per year	EUR 12000 per year

About EIT Digital Master in Autonomous Systems, Master - at EURECOM

The programme is a double degree programme, which means that you’ll study at two European universities (and countries). The programme has an integrated technical content (Technical major) and business content (Innovation & Entrepreneurship – I&E minor). The I&E minor is shared between all programmes. An integral part of the second year is a Masters thesis (30 ECTS).

The double-degree programme is implemented jointly by leading European universities. The students can select their favorite first (entry) and second (exit) year universities. Each university has a unique specialization area, which allows students to select their own second year expert area.

Where can you study EIT Master in Autonomous Systems?

Entry - 1st year (common courses)

Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden
Aalto University (Aalto), Finland
Technische Universität Berlin (TUB), Germany
University of Trento, (UniTN), Italy
University Côte d'Azur (UCA), France

Exit - 2nd year (specialisation)

Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (Aalto - Finland)
Intelligent Autonomous Systems (KTH - Sweden)
Applications of Autonomous Systems (TUB - Germany)
Real-time perception, decision and control for autonomous driving (UniTN - Italy)
Sensing, Communicating and Processing Big Data for Autonomous Systems (EURECOM - France)
Computer Science for Autonomous Driving (ELTE - Hungary)

2nd year Specialisation in Sensing, Communicating and Processing Big Data for Autonomous Systems at EURECOM

EURECOM is offering a specialisation in Sensing, Communicating and Processing Big Data for Autonomous Systems. This specialisation aims at describing the methods and tools to process and analyse data from sensors (big data integration, semantic interoperability, data mining and analytics) and at understanding the communication mechanisms adapted to the sensors' constraints (low energy consumption, limited computing capacities, etc.). Consequently, this master specialisation is at the crossroad between communication systems and data science skills.

Entry requirements

If you wish to apply to this programme you must have a Bachelor of Science in, or be in your final year of studies of:

Electrical Engineering / Electronics
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Information Technology
Industrial Engineering
Students should have basic competence in programming, data structures and algorithms, and mathematics including calculus, algebra, and mathematical statistics. Preferred additional competences are basic mechanics and systems theory.
Please note that a good knowledge of C++ is required to take some mandatory courses.

Kindly note that relevant work experience can compensate a non-strictly matching bachelor degree. Please justify your work experience in your motivation letter or resume. Once your papers are received, the selection committee will make the final decision on whether your bachelor's and work experience are sufficient as prerequisites for the track you have applied for.