B a c h e l o r i n C o m p u t e r s c i e n c e
The Bachelor in Computer Science at UNamur is a 3-year programme organised in French only.
For more information, visit the web page in French.
M A S T E R I N C O M P U T E R S C I E N C E
The Master in Computer Science at UNamur encourages autonomy and critical thinking and develops an ability to work collaboratively on computing projects, from analysis through to implementation.
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‘IT is the backbone of organisations these days. It is too often wrongly thought of as simply a technological discipline. The Faculty of Computer Science at Namur has always preferred to provide its students with a much broader vision, emphasising the human being, organisations, business economics and communication: a winning combination for its students! All these tools are extremely useful in my profession. I am convinced that in the future, our society will need such IT professionals more than ever.’ - Yves, Senior Standards Architect - SWIFT |
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Y O U R O B J E C T I V E S
- To learn how to oversee, design and develop innovative projects with high added value for companies and which help our society to progress.
- To master information and communication technologies: programming, databases, operating and network systems, distributed systems, web technologies, security, artificial intelligence, etc.
- To design major IT applications in the field of medicine, the banking and finance sector and telecommunications, for the government, in research and development and in the science sector.
- To be familiar with and to understand the organisational environment within which applications function, in particular the relationships between IT and individuals, companies and society.
- To respond to the explosion in demand related to big data in all those sectors facing increasingly complex data (companies, hospitals, banks, universities, etc.).
W H Y S T U D Y A T U N A M U R ?
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A course offered by one of Europe’s leading faculties in the teaching of Computer Science. |
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A course which encourages autonomy and critical thinking and which develops an ability to work collaboratively on computing projects, from analysis through to implementation. |
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A study programme which develops ‘soft skills’: the ability to communicate effectively, to interact efficiently with colleagues, to manage crisis situations, etc. |
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International placements with world-renowned companies or laboratories (USA, Canada, Northern and Southern Europe, Japan, India, etc.). |
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