Admission to Master’s Degree Programme – General Criteria

In order to be admitted to the CDE master’s programme, students must hold a Bachelor’s degree in a GEOSPATIAL DISCIPLINE or from an equivalent programme at an internationally recognised tertiary educational institution, corresponding to at least 180 ECTS (6 semesters) AND the admission by the CDE consortium of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree programme.

Bachelor degree or equivalent

in a GEOSPATIAL discipline

Indicative list for illustration what we do understand by a GEOSPATIAL discipline

Geography, Geoinformatics, Geology, Computer Science, Data Science, Cartography, Remote Sensing, Ecology & Conservation, Surveying & Mapping, Agriculture, Resource Management, Urban Planning, Regional Planning, Landscape Planning, Public Administration, Infrastructure Management, Civil Engineering.

Specialization tracks require applicants to have basic knowledge in

University of South Brittany, Computer Science Department

Programming

Proficiency of at least one programming language, and interest in programming. You should have already used at least one programming language (and implemented some algorithms), and eager to learn more about it.

Essential knowledge

Basic statistics, linear algebra and differential calculus (usually studied in first year of scientific university curriculum). If NOT, it will be required to follow such courses through MOOC before entering the MSc programme.