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The University of Orléans marks a major breakthrough in France by introducing a dual license which integrates theartificial intelligence. This new course innovatively combines economics, computer science and AI, providing students with a versatile and forward-thinking education in these interconnected fields. This initiative makes Orléans one of the rare universities to offer such an approach, thus positioning itself at the forefront of higher education in France.
A major innovation in the French academic landscape: the University of Orléans is introducing a dual degree integratingartificial intelligence. This exceptional course combines economics and computer science, with a particular emphasis on AI, preparing students to dominate the technologies of tomorrow.
A pioneering initiative in France
The University of Orléans is positioning itself as a leader in higher education with the introduction of its dual degree course integratingartificial intelligence. This initiative is a first in France, apart from the experiment carried out at Paris-Dauphine, and it confirms the university’s commitment to remaining at the forefront of new technologies and to offering training in line with the demands of the job market.
A multidisciplinary course
This dual degree combines courses in economy And computer science, while integrating advanced modules on artificial intelligence. Students will receive solid training in economic theories while developing technical skills in data science, algorithms and machine learning. This course aims to train experts capable of understanding and applying artificial intelligence in various economic contexts.
Partnerships and collaborations
The University of Orléans plans to establish partnerships with local and international companies, as well as renowned academic institutions, to create a hands-on learning network for students. This includes internships, workshops, and projects in direct collaboration with industry leaders. technology.
An urban campus in the heart of Orléans
In addition to educational innovation, the university is pursuing its ambition to develop a new campus in the heart of the city of Orléans. The relocation of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Management to the site of the former Porte Madeleine hospital is a major project that will provide students with centralized access to all academic and community resources.
Internationalization and academic excellence
With an increased presence on the international scene, funded by initiatives such as the IDEFI (Initiatives of Excellence in Innovative Training) project, the university aims to attract students from all over the world. The offer of training is also enriched with innovative programs such as this double license, supported by European funding such as the ERC obtained by six researchers from the institution.
