The Master 2 degree in Computer Science is open to third- and fourth-year students. Its goal is to introduce students to a field of computer science research. The Computer Science Department plays a key role in the Parisian Master of Research in Computer Science (MPRI), a master’s program recognized for its excellent training in fields related to the foundations of computer science (algorithms, complexity and computability, formal languages, logic, semantics of languages, automated and mechanized proof, verification of complex systems, cryptography, and computer security). Students have the option of pursuing other master’s programs.
For more information on this master’s program, its structure, admission requirements, and graduation criteria, see the program overview page.
Research Master’s 2 Programs in the Paris Area
Normaliens-élèves and normaliens-étudiants may also enroll in other Master’s 2 programs, such as:
- Parisian Research Master’s in Computer Science (MPRI),
- Master’s in Mathematics, Vision, and Learning (MVA) at ENS Paris-Saclay,
- Master's in Computer Science Research at Université Paris-Saclay,
- Master’s in Computer Science, “Software Science and Technology” track (STL - software science and technology) at Sorbonne University.