MSc in Eng. in Embedded Systems, through apprenticeship

MSc in Engineering
6 semesters (3 years)
Brest
French
Apprentice (work-study program)
Embedded systems

Become an embedded systems engineer: learn how to design and program these complex digital systems combining software, electronic hardware, business algorithms, and telecommunications. At the heart of many applications (digital, transportation, energy, space, defense, health, etc.), embedded systems are found in products ranging from the most common to the most complex, combining autonomy, compact size, robustness, and security.

Design complex real-time systems combining embedded electronics and computing

One of the best engineering schools in France, ENSTA has been offering a work-study program specializing in embedded systems at its Brest campus for nearly 20 years.

It allows you to master both the hardware and software aspects of embedded systems. The courses cover programming methods for real-time embedded systems and intensive computing, the design of artificial intelligence, software radio mechanisms and sensor networks, etc. The program is complemented by numerous projects.

You will gradually develop your skills in the fields of computer science and analog and digital electronics in order to master complex real-time architectures using high-level languages.

Automotive, aeronautics, mobile phones, game consoles, exploration satellites... the fields of application are very diverse.

Key points

  • A program combining complementary skills in software engineering, cutting-edge electronic hardware, business algorithms, and telecommunications.
  • A program recognized by many companies: SMEs and large groups
  • A progressive course of study allowing students to master the most complex digital systems
  • Humanities courses to learn how to manage a project and a team
  • A 12-week international mobility program
  • Close ties with research and innovation
  • A stimulating living and learning environment
  • A vast network of graduates
Program objective

To train design, R&D, and research engineers capable of designing complex digital systems for the most innovative industries.