MSc Control and Robotics Signal and Image Processing
Programme Objectives
The Signal and Image Processing Master's programme focuses on understanding and developing state-of-the-art methodology for data analysis, signal and image processing, and machine learning.
The acquired knowledge concerns both theoretical foundations and practical applications of data science and information retrieval, essential for the development of cutting-edge numerical methods. The courses delve into advanced data analysis techniques, encompassing computational statistics, applied mathematics, information theory, and scientific computing. Practical implementation is explored across various domains, including biomedical engineering, computational imaging, audio processing, industrial manufacturing, or remote sensing.
A distinguishing feature of the program lies in its emphasis on designing mathematical solutions tailored to the specificity of the data. Both model-based (taking into account physical models and sensing devices) and data-based (relying on statistical and deep learning) approaches are considered, ensuring that the numerical implementation aligns with the specific requirements of the application context, data volume, and available computational resources.
The programme of study lasts two academic years - denoted by M1 and M2 and is taught in English. It comprises three study semesters followed by a paid Master's thesis / internship in the final semester.
Our Master's programme in Signal and Image Processing is fully accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
Students applying for the Signal and Imaging Processing programme can also apply to join the Integrated Master-PhD track, which brings together the two years of the Master's degree and three years of PhD studies. The Integrated Master-PhD track is designed to give high-potential students exposure to research activities as soon as they join the M1 year.
Course Content
30 ECTS Credits per semester.
Language of instruction: English
M1 Year - 2024/25
| Autumn Semester Courses | ECTS | Spring Semester Courses | ECTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signal Processing | 5 | Group Project | 6 |
| Classical Linear Control | 5 | Optimization Techniques | 5 |
| Artificial Intelligence | 6 | Image Processing | 5 |
| Algorithmics and programming | 4 | Systems Identification and Signal Filtering | 4 |
| Mathematical Tools for Signals and Systems | 4 | Computer Vision | 4 |
| Embedded Computing | 4 | Spectral and Time Frequency Analysis | 4 |
| Modern Languages * | 2 | Modern Languages * | 2 |
* 'French as Foreign Language' except for French native speakers who will study 'Cultural and Communicational English' or Spanish (depending on sufficient demand).
NB Course content may be subject to minor changes
M2 Year - 2024/25
| Autumn Semester Courses | ECTS |
|---|---|
| Stochastic Methods | 4 |
| Design of signal and image representations | 4 |
| Machine learning, data analysis and information retrieval | 4 |
| Signal and image restoration, inversion methods | 4 |
| Mathematical tools for signal and image processing | 4 |
| Biomedical signals, images and methods | 4 |
| Bibliographical research project | 4 |
| Modern Languages * | 2 |
* 'French as Foreign Language' except for French native speakers who will study 'Cultural and Communicational English' or Spanish (depending on sufficient demand).
NB Course content may be subject to minor changes
| Spring Semester | ECTS |
|---|---|
| Master Thesis/Internship | 30 |
Examples of previous internships:
NB Internships undertaken in France are strictly regulated and are only open to current full-time students of an accredited educational institution. Interns are entitled to all the rights guaranteed to regular employees (such as social protection and redress mechanisms). For internships that exceed two months in duration a minimum level of remuneration is set by the government, at approximately €600 per month. In some professional branches, this amount may be higher.
Skills Developed

PG
24 Months