Innovation through
Physics and Engineering
Innovation through Physics and Engineering
IoT is an EIPHI graduate school Master focusing on Research & Innovation in the network of smart devices containing electronics, software or actuators and able to connect, interact and exchange data over the internet. According to CAGR, the Internet of Things market will reach 560 billion dollars by 2022 and will grow by more than 20% per year. This market is currently $170 billion. From a technical point of view, IoT is at the intersection of network, cloud computing, big data, Artificial Intelligence, mobile development technologies and embedded distributed computing. Many practical applications exist ranging from monitoring wind turbines to voice assistants like Alexa and Google Home through autonomous vehicles.
IoT Master contributes to structure a high-level international offer in computer science in North Bourgogne Franche-Comte. By focusing on the Internet of Things, the IoT master program will offer a whole set of courses aimed at training high-level specialists. The program also leaves an important place for complementary courses (management, entrepreneurship…) to prepare students for future careers in either industry or research laboratories.
The IoT master program is strongly supported by the FEMTO-ST Institute and by the CIAD Lab. Students will be immersed in the laboratory environment. The proposed Master’s degree will also benefit from strong relationships with local and national industrial partners, relationships forged over many years.
The IoT master’s program takes place over 2 academic years divided into 4 semesters. Each semester corresponds to an accreditation of 30 ECTS, which leads to a total at the end of 120 ECTS. The program has an extensive international flavor, with all courses taught in English. The teaching staff are highly qualified researchers with international recognition.
Research Internship – 30 ECTS
By focusing on the Internet of Things, the IoT master program will offer a whole set of courses aimed at training high-level specialists in the following research areas:
Academic or industrial R&D career in Computer Sciences:
A degree equivalent to or higher than a Bachelor’s degree (3 or 4 years) in IT, or its equivalent in Mathematics, Computer Science, Information and Communication Technology. Courses waivers can be given depending on your former undergraduate program content.
Contacts: Benoit Piranda