The Applied Mathematics and Statistics Master’s programme is a two-year postgraduate degree (equivalent to a five-year university education, BAC + 5).
Its purpose is to train mathematical modellers capable of engaging, upon graduation, in a wide range of professional sectors — within research organisations or R&D departments of companies of all sizes. The fields concerned include, for example, environmental science, industrial engineering, healthcare, artificial intelligence and data analysis, medical imaging, energy, transport, banking, and insurance.
The programme begins with a common first year (M1) in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, providing students with strong foundations in applied mathematics — encompassing modelling, theoretical and numerical analysis techniques, probability, and statistics — all combined with practical computational and software implementation.
In the second year (M2), students can choose between two specialisations:
