Program Overview

Program Overview

The MIAGE (Computer Methods Applied to Business Management) track is designed to provide students with solid training in computer science, preparing them for careers in managing organizational projects in research and computer science for business intelligence.

Program Objectives

The program aims to equip students with:

• A good understanding of information systems, complemented by courses in mathematics, economics, and management
• Computer literacy in analysis, design, and development, optimization, and decision-making, as well as economic and financial modeling
• General skills in management, mathematics, corporate communication, and technical English
• Essential computer science skills, including application design, modeling, and architecture; software development tools and methods; and proficiency in operating systems, networks, and databases
• Knowledge of algorithms, programming languages (Python, Java, and C), databases, networks, and various IT tools
• A general understanding of economics and finance, crucial for professional futures and everyday understanding of major economic issues

Program Details

• Types of Education: Initial training, Executive Education, Work-based training
• Language(s): French
• ECTS Credits: 60 credits
• Internship: 10 weeks, with no work-based training
• Capacity: Not specified
• Type of Diploma: Diploma from a major institution conferring the Bachelor's degree
• Academic Year: 2025/2026

Educational Team

• Brice MAYAG: Associate professor, Program supervisor - Initial training
• Gabriella PIGOZZI: Associate professor, Program supervisor - Apprenticeship

Program Structure

The program is proposed as both initial training and apprenticeship training, with courses provided by Dauphine and a degree issued by Université PSL, ranked among the world's top 50 universities.