After obtaining his master’s degree in geophysics-geotechnics, Jason decided to pursue a specialisation in data analysis, a field he has a real interest in.
In order to combine knowledge and work experience, he chose to follow the Applied MSc in Data Analytics programme on apprenticeship.
Before DSTI, I studied Earth Sciences at Sorbonne University. I earned a bachelor’s degree in Geosciences, and after that, because I was more interested in a career in companies rather than a career in research, I completed a Geophysics-Geotechnics master’s degree. During the first year of this master’s degree, I had a course in Data analysis, and I knew it was something that I would be able to do for many years. Thus, I decided to finish my master’s first and after that, find an opportunity to work as a Statistician or something linked. Then, during my research, I found DSTI and the Applied MSc in Data Analytics which I applied to.
I chose the apprenticeship learning mode because, after five years at university, I wanted to work and leave my student’s life at last. However, I wanted to learn more about data analysis and develop skills too, in order to work in Data later. The right compromise was to choose the apprenticeship’s way. Before, my biggest professional experience was my end-of-studies internship, but now, thanks to this choice of apprenticeship, I’m accumulating experience, which will make my professional insertion easier at the end of the Applied MSc.
At the end of my last internship, the CEO brought me an offer from another company when he knew that I wanted to pursue the Applied MSc in Data Analytics at DSTI.
In my company, I’m in charge of structuring databases to analyse them afterwards. Then, by analysing them, the final goal is to determine consumers’ profiles to help companies understand their customers.
DSTI’s employees are very friendly and respectful. They want the best for their students, and we can feel it. Moreover, the school allows students to follow courses online due to high-quality materials. The courses are interesting and taught from scratch, giving the opportunity to students coming from other fields like me to get strong foundations in data.
DSTI will host an Open Day for its Applied Bachelor program on 10 July 2024. This event, from 2 PM to 8 PM, offers an insight into the world of data and AI. Sébastien Corniglion, CEO and Professor at DSTI, will lead the event, including a practical workshop on ‘Data
On 10 July 2024, DSTI is hosting an Open Day for the Applied MSc program. This event includes an actual class lecture on ‘Software Engineering’, a session about starting careers in data, and a practical workshop on ‘Data & AI’. CEO and Professor Sébastien Corniglion will lead the event. It
The Open Day at DSTI on 26 June 2024 for the Applied Bachelor program includes an introduction to data careers, DSTI’s programs, and a practical workshop on ‘Data & AI’. The event, led by CEO and Professor Sébastien Corniglion, will address DSTI courses, faculty, and the application process. It’s available
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As a front-runner in data and AI in France, DSTI offers an Applied Bachelor holding RNCP 6 accreditation. Our Applied MSc hold RNCP 7 accreditation. Further, DSTI is recognised under the 3IA Cote d’Azur Label for extensive AI content and proudly possesses Qualiopi RNQ certification, affirming quality of processes.
The Data ScienceTech Institute (DSTI) has formed strategic partnerships and affiliations with a number of key organisations, including the likes of AWS, SAS, Microsoft, Arts et Métiers, and 3IA Côte d’Azur. These partnerships are vital because they help keep our syllabus current and our resources updated. With these partners, we are better equipped to support our students as they advance their careers in data.
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