In order to qualify for the award of the International Master's degree in Computer Science a student must have:
An overall grade will be given for the student's work as a whole based on the weighted average scores for each teaching unit:

The committee for the award of the Master's Degree is composed of ten members, 50% coming from the industry and 50% from the academic world. A renowned chairman, belonging to either business or academic world, presides this committee.
This committee validates the award of the International Master's degree for students who have met all the conditions and examines the files of others on a case by case basis in order to grant an exceptional make-up exam.
With its inception in 1984, EPITA (Graduate School of Computer Science and Advanced Technologies) is the Engineering School training the best experts who design, develop and improve the future Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). The pedagogy of the school focuses on giving students both the fundamentals of Engineering and the highest expertise in the fields of Computer Science and ICT. The International Master's degree delivered by EPITA is accredited by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research as a "Diplôme National de Master".