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Information Systems Engineering: to design and manage complex computer systems, and to lead and manage IT projects.
This engineering program is designed to fully incorporate the “competency-based” approach initiated at the European level. The pace of the work-study program is tailored to the training process, which leverages the strengths and expertise of the company, the CFAI, and the UTBM toward a truly collaborative goal of engineering education. Apprentices will have access to various tools, such as integrated management software packages, software engineering workshops, service and network platforms, and more…
In addition to technical skills, the work-study program will enable engineers to become involved at an early stage in the project management of the company’s information systems. The targeted professional fields include: database architecture and organization, consulting and project management for information systems, and the development and operation of data centers…
Objectives
Target Professional Fields
Work-Study Programs
The companies that offer us apprenticeship contracts are located throughout France and come in all sizes and from all sectors.
Examples include Orange Labs, PSA, LISI Automotive, Alstom, GE Energy, Faurecia, Segula… in Franche-Comté; Euro Information, SOGETI, Alcatel, Clemessy, Kimice, Systancia… in Alsace; France Telecom, Arcan, ICT7… in Lorraine; Manager’s Solution in Calais, ERDF in Paris, the CEA in Cadarache, Digisens in Savoie…
Roles Held by Graduates
The diploma
RNCP Number 38958
, valid from September 1, 2023, through August 31, 2028
The engineering apprenticeship program in information systems engineering addresses strong demand in the sector. A Europe-wide study (Empirica and IDC) highlights a shortage of nearly 400,000 information and communication technology professionals in Europe by 2015. The most sought-after roles are developers, consultants, design engineers and managers, and project managers; they rank among the 15 professions most in demand by employers in the IT sector. This program, offered by the Computer Science Department, complements traditional degree programs. More than half of the program takes place in a corporate setting, providing a truly unique practical experience.
Training Manager