Bachelor in Computer Science

At ECE, you don’t just study computer science — you practice it from day one. The Bachelor in Computer Science is designed so that you constantly apply what you learn through projects, innovation spaces, and real industry exposure. Whether you’re coding your first application, building a connected device, or solving a data challenge with your classmates, you’ll graduate having already worked in environments that feel like real tech companies.

ECE also provides dedicated creative and technical spaces where students experiment, prototype, and bring ideas to life. This hands-on culture is supported by structured internships and a work-study option in the final year, so you leave with both a degree and professional experience on your résumé.
Here’s how that experience comes together:

• ECE Fab Lab & Innovation Spaces: Dedicated maker labs equipped for robotics, Internet of Things projects, electronics and 3D printing — ideal for building and testing your own tech solutions.

• Project-based learning: Regular team projects that simulate real software and digital engineering challenges.

• Internships & work-study pathway: Built-in professional experience opportunities, including a work-study option in Year 3.

• Industry-connected projects: Practical assignments aligned with real company needs and current digital trends.

• International exposure: Opportunities for mobility or exchange experiences during the program.

• Student tech communities: Active innovation clubs, coding teams, and digital project associations that extend learning beyond the classroom.

Graduates from the Bachelor in Computer Science at ECE step confidently into the tech world or continue their studies with excellent momentum: many secure roles such as Application Developer, Cybersecurity Specialist, Data & Artificial Intelligence Developer, or Systems & Network Administrator, thanks to the programme’s strong blend of practical training and industry relevance. With a state-recognized RNCP Level 6 diploma and a curriculum built around real industry needs, you’ll be well-placed to launch your tech career or pursue further education.

Here’s how ECE supports your future success:

• Career support services: ECE’s Corporate Relations Department connects you with employers through career forums, mentoring, simulated interviews, recruitment events and company workshops that help you build professional confidence and job contacts.

• Strong employability outcomes: Many Bachelor graduates move straight into employment; ECE’s broader employability data shows high integration rates soon after graduation, with digital skills that are in demand across sectors.

• Industry partnerships: ECE works closely with companies that sponsor classes, host events, and engage students in real projects, building networks that often lead to internships and job opportunities.

• Work experience built into the degree: The programme includes significant professional exposure and work-study options in the final year, helping you leave with experience on your résumé.

• Long-term accreditation value: The RNCP Level 6 qualification is nationally recognized in France and respected across Europe, giving you credibility with employers and universities alike.

Further Academic Progression:

If you choose to continue your academic journey after the Bachelor, you can move into a Master’s programme (Bac+5) in fields such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science or advanced computing, either at ECE or other institutions that recognize the RNCP Level 6 diploma. ECE’s own Grande École and MSc programmes offer seamless pathways for deeper specialisation and leadership roles in tech.