Admission

• Admission criteria
• Admission procedure
• Results

Admission Criteria

Eligibility: candidates from all countries can apply to the International Master Program in Image Processing and Computer Vision.

All candidates must hold a first higher education degree (Bachelor, 180 ECTS) before the program starts or demonstrate a recognised equivalent level of learning according to national legislation and practices, with excellent grades and other study results. Good proficiency in English is required.

Applicants must fulfill the following requirements:

• Hold a Bachelor degree or equivalent in engineering science, mathematics, computer science or signal processing, before the program starts.
• Average grade of at least “Good” according to local criteria in the previous study program.
• Must have an adequate knowledge of written and spoken English, equivalent to B2 according to the CEFR B2 (e.g. IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL of 90). Native English speakers do not have to submit English test results.

Application results

Official results of the selection procedure are expected to be available in April.

Applicants will be notified of their application result by email once it is available.
Results will NOT be released through phone or email enquiries.

The selection for the IPCV program is a fair competitive process. Due to the limited places available and the high number of applicants, the Selection Committee has to be very selective. However, in case of non-selection and if you have grounds to believe that your application file, although complete, has not been processed through the selection procedure, you may ask for further details by writing directly to the IPCV helpdesk: application-ipcv@u-bordeaux.fr

Admission procedure

The selection takes place in three rounds.

The 1^st round is an eligibility check of your application (form and attachments).

The 2^nd round is a preselection stage. Applications are reviewed and ranked according to the following criteria:

• Academic track records related to image/signal processing, programming skills and mathematics (70%)
• Motivation (20%)
• Recommendations (10%)

The 3^rd round is an interview. In case your application is among the best ranked, you will be contacted by the Selection Committee for a final face-to-face online interview.