Imagery Sciences

Overview

This course is research-oriented and could suit a student who is looking to pursue their studies with a PhD. Excellent students may receive the Bézout label for funding.

Imaging Science track provides a comprehensive knowledge of all the theoretical and practical fields in computerized imaging. They include, from the most theoretical to the most practical : Mathematical morphology, Discrete geometry, Image processing, Computer vision, Augmented reality, Virtual reality, Image synthesis and GPGPU.

The lectures may be given in English if a non-French-speaking student is enrolled in the master's degree.

Skills

The Imagery Sciences degree at Uni Eiffel  provides students with the ability to process computerised images efficiently, create rendering engines and implement programs or applications in virtual or augmented reality and also provides them with knowledge of a wide range of image-related theories. Students also acquire the ability to create, manage and implement any IT project connected with imagery in general.

Career

Job opportunities include research and development posts in major imaging companies (medical imaging, video games, digital post-production, mobile 3D, virtual & augmented reality) as well as software developer positions in 3D or image processing. Students also often move onto a PhD in image processing, computer vision, discrete geometry or computer graphics.