AI and Cybersecurity – (Bac à Bac+3)

Learn how to secure the digital world and make AI your best ally

registration procedure

Parcoursup | Campus France (for international students)

Back to School

September 2027

Format

full-time or work-study program

Language

Français

Campus

Limoges

diploma awarded

Concepteur Développeur Web Full Stack – Bac+3

Administrateur Systèmes, Réseaux et Cybersécurité – Bac+3

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Presentation

Why choose the AI and Cybersecurity course?

Are you wondering whether it’s really possible to specialise in cybersecurity straight after A-levels, without having had any prior exposure to computer science? What if, on top of that, you could learn to master artificial intelligence rather than simply being at its mercy? The answer to both questions is yes, and that is precisely the aim of this program.

The AI and Cybersecurity Program is open to students who have completed their A-levels. Over two years, it combines the fundamentals of computer science (algorithms, AI-assisted programming, systems administration, networks and databases) with supervised practical work in artificial intelligence. You will learn how large language models (LLMs) and AI agents work, how to query them systematically, how to integrate them into a tool or process, and how to verify their results.

This program then leads into the third year of one of the school’s two three-year degree programs : Administrateur Systèmes, Réseaux et Cybersécurité (RNCP 39611) or Concepteur Développeur Web Full Stack (RNCP 39608).

Years 1 and 2 (AI and Cybersecurity pathways): the first year is undertaken as a full-time student; the second year is undertaken as a work-study programme, or as a full-time student with a work placement of at least six weeks.
Year 3 (Administrateur Systèmes, Réseaux et Cybersécurité specialisation) : You are validating the RNCP qualification 39611, level 6, registered with the RNCP on 1 October 2024 for a period of five years.

OBJECTIVES

By the end of the program, you will be able to:

Have a good grasp of the fundamentals of systems, networks and the web;
Create your own AI assistant by mastering LLMs and agents;
Use AI appropriately and responsibly within organisations;
Protect systems by following best practice in cybersecurity;
Lead AI-enhanced cybersecurity projects: threat detection, incident analysis, automated monitoring, and infrastructure defence.

Put simply: you won’t just graduate with theoretical knowledge of cybersecurity, but with the practical ability to secure an information system in the age of artificial intelligence, whilst never losing your critical thinking when it comes to the technology.

program

Content of the AI and Cybersecurity course

Discover the engineering degree programme and embark on a three-year journey that will transform your potential into expertise. You’ll progress from your scientific foundations to a practical mastery of digital technology, through projects, international opportunities and experiences that help you grow at every stage. Three years to discover your potential, specialise and prepare yourself fully for a career in engineering.

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the full program

Algorithms and Programming
AI-assisted programming
Bases de données et SQL
Databases and SQL
Computer architecture
System administration

Fundamentals of AI and LLMs
Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
Cross-functional AI and Cybersecurity Project
English and Communication
Career plan
Economic culture

Key features of the course

A vocational training program featuring real-life scenarios.
Support from experts with a background in the business world.
A state-recognised qualification, offering a wide range of career opportunities.
Two three-year degrees on completion of the core curriculum: systems and networks, or software development.
An integrated approach to AI from the first year onwards, rather than an optional extra: you’ll learn to use AI in a meaningful and responsible way, rather than simply having it imposed on you.
A two-year course following the A-levels, a minimum of six weeks’ work placement (excluding work-study programs), with the option of a one-year work-study program from the second year onwards.

FAQ

We answer your questions

Yes, this course is open to all A-level graduates: those with a general, technological or vocational A-level.

No. The first year is specifically designed as a broad-based year, to build your foundations in computer science before specialising in cybersecurity.

The first year is spent as a full-time student. The second and third years are spent on a work-study program, alternating between two weeks at the college and two weeks in a company.

3 years, from post-A-level to a three-year degree.

Cyber threat analysis, security and vulnerability assessments, the implementation of security solutions, and the protection of organisations against cyberattacks.

Yes, a six-week work placement is scheduled in the first year, before students move onto a work-study program from the second year onwards.

600 heure600 hours in the first year, then 515 hours in the second and third years.s en 1ère année, puis 515 heures en 2ème et en 3ème année.

3iL Ingénieurs is a small, intimate school offering personalised support and close links with digital sector companies, providing career-focused training from the very first year.