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A Distinctive Approach
Our ambition is to enable IMT Atlantique engineers to leverage the data resources they will encounter. Through interaction with decision-makers, they will learn to formulate value-creation challenges, identify key data, manage it, implement processing and analysis systems, and produce summaries aligned with business strategy.
This specialization stands out through its comprehensive approach: business expertise, mathematics, and computer science, while incorporating economic, legal, and social aspects.
With this specialization, we offer 3 career paths: Data Science & Machine Learning (focusing on algorithms and modeling), Data Engineering & Architecture (focusing on infrastructure), and Data & Analytics (focusing on decision support).
The skills acquired in our Core courses revolve around four fundamental areas:
These fundamental skills are enhanced by specific expertise aligned with three major career families:
The pathways we offer provide a progression of courses linked to one or more of these career families.
The program emphasizes a hands-on approach where students apply their knowledge to real cases. They develop concrete expertise in data management and analysis while mastering the necessary IT tools. This practical experience spans various business domains, allowing students to understand the specificities of each sector.
The Data Science specialization is open to both 2nd and 3rd year students. It also welcomes international students, some of whom follow our Master of Science IT - Data Science program.
The selection criteria are as follows:
Please note: Due to high demand, only students who requested the Data Science specialization as their first choice are considered.
If you are in your first year, it is advisable to apply for the specialization in your second year to help us manage enrollment flows.
The prerequisites for different pathways are indicated in the pathway descriptions on the dedicated page.
For eligible students, those who have completed the Core Teaching Units (ABCD) of the specialization (current or previous year) remain priority candidates.