Le Bachelor The University Diploma in Technology Networks and Telecommunications (BUT R&T) aims to train, over three years, professionals specializing in networks and telecommunications. These professionals will be able to understand, implement, configure, and maintain equipment and information systems while ensuring their physical and software security.

The training provided within our department enables future graduates to pursue various professional activities, such as:

• Design, install and administer IT network infrastructure and services, as well as cloud solutions.
• Deploy and administer telecommunications solutions, both fixed and mobile, and communication systems such as: VoIP, teleconferencing, videoconferencing, video surveillance and chat services.
• Analyze, monitor and coordinate projects: participate in the deployment and maintenance of an information system, as well as software solutions; contribute to the development of IT tools for network management or to ensure the cybersecurity of information systems.

The course Cybersecurity (Cyber) The BUT R&T (Networks and Telecommunications) program, offered by the Networks and Telecommunications department of the Saint-Pierre University Institute of Technology (IUT), trains professionals in analyzing the risks of attacks threatening a company's information systems. This program encompasses all professions related to information systems security, from the installation of security equipment to its monitoring. A cybersecurity specialist is capable of administering a secure information system, monitoring it, and detecting and mitigating cyberattacks.

Educational goals :

• To train versatile professionals capable of designing, deploying, securing and maintaining network infrastructures and digital communication systems.
• Develop strong technical skills in computer networks, cybersecurity, telecommunications, operating systems, programming and connected services.
• Preparing for direct entry into the workforce from bac+3 or to further studies in Master, engineering school or specialization.
• Promoting autonomy, adaptability and team spirit through concrete projects, company internships and a pedagogy focused on professional skills.
• Meeting current and future needs companies in the fields of digital technology, telecommunications, cybersecurity, the Internet of Things and online services.

The advantages of a future-oriented education:

• Discovering digital technologies, networks, the Internet, and cybersecurity.
• Understanding how systems communicate with each other, how to protect data, or how 5G, fiber optics, or connected devices work.
• In summary, the BUT Networks & Telecommunications allows us to perceive and master most of the challenges of the world in which we currently live.

Practical training, geared towards employment:

• A lot of practical exercisesprojects, simulations.
• The Internship from the 2nd year onwards, and even the possibility of completing one's studies in thealternation.
• A training program designed with and for businesses : Operational upon release.

Highly sought-after technical skills:

• Computer network and systems administration (Linux, Windows)
• Information security (firewalls, encryption, cybersecurity)
• Communication technologies (fiber, 4G/5G, Wi-Fi, connected devices)
• Programming, virtualization, cloud, web services

A recognized diploma, with diverse career opportunities:

• The GOAL is a national diploma at Bachelor's level (Bachelor's degree + 3 years), with 180 ECTS credits.
• It allows graduates to work directly or continue their studies in Master or  engineering school.
• An opening onto numerous professions: network administrator, telecom technician, cybersecurity specialist, Internet of Things integrator/ Internet of Things (IoT), etc.

A constantly evolving field:

• Digital technology is everywhere, and networks are at the heart of all sectors : health, energy, industry, defense, environment, transport…
• Evolution in a sector innovative, dynamic, with strong job prospects and  international careers.

High-quality supervision:

• Small group classes, individualized follow-up, active learning
• Committed teachers, often from the professional world
• A friendly and professional IUT atmosphere

In Summary Choosing the BUT Networks & Telecommunications program means making a bet on a practical, technical and stimulating training, with some secure career opportunities in an increasingly connected world.

Total working hours: 2,535 hours

• Year 1: 1028 hours (common core curriculum)
• 2rd year: 815 hours
• 3rd year: 668 hours

The BUT R&T Cybersecurity program trains competent professionals in the design, administration and security of digital communication systems.

The key technical content taught is as follows:

• IP Networks (Internet Protocol) and protocols: Transmission Control Protocol/Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)/IP, routing, Virtual Local Area Network/Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN), Virtual Private Network/Virtual Private Network (VPN), etc.
• Linux and Windows system administration
• Virtualization, cloud, cybersecurity: firewalls, Intrusion Detection System / iintrusion detection system (IDS), Group Policy Object (GPO), etc.
• Radio technologies, fiber optics, Voice over IP/Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), mobile telephony
• Programming (Python, C, network scripts)
• Databases, web development and connected services

The skills acquired during this training are in line with those of the RNCP record

The training is based on a Competency-based approach (CBA)cut into blocks:

• Network design and administration
• Deployment of telecommunications infrastructure
• Development of digital services
• Cybersecurity and systems protection
• Professional communication and project management

Each module is assessed based on authentic professional situations.

• In the 2nd year (BUT 2): 8 weeks of internship from the beginning of April to the end of June.
• In the 3rd year (BUT 3): 14 weeks of internship from March to the end of June.

The course is also available in a work-study format for the 2nd and 3rd years (the work-study schedule is defined at the beginning of the academic year).

Learning and assessment situations (LAS) mobilizing supervised project hours defined by the National Program (NP) are implemented throughout the year.

Registration fees are set annually by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space and are available on our institution's website: Register at the University of Reunion

Cost of training for the second and third years of work-study programs, in addition to national tuition fees:

• Employer-agreed rate covered: 8,186 euros

• Specialized scientific courses
• Mathematics
• Early French Exams
• Possess sufficient knowledge of English
• progression
• Possess a basic understanding of mathematics
• Possess a basic understanding of physics
• Having basic computer skills
• Oral communication skills (French and English)
• Good general knowledge
• Diligence, punctuality
• Autonomy, organization, concentration in the classroom
• Team spirit, ability to get involved
• Ability to exert effort
• Motivation to join the training program
• Relevance of the personal and professional project
• Knowledge of career opportunities after training
• Alignment of the personal project with the objectives of the training
• Involvement in extracurricular projects
• Knowledge acquired through personal commitment

• Grades and comments from report cards
• grades obtained in the tests
• Teachers' Report Cards and Evaluations
• Grades and comments: Mathematics / Mathematics Specialization / Complementary Mathematics
• Grades and comments: Physics/Physics specialization/Scientific education
• Projects, grades, and assessments for the Computer Science and Digital Sciences (ISN specialization), Engineering Sciences (SI specialization), or Information Systems and Digital Technology (SIN specialization) specializations.
• Notes and assessments: philosophy, history-geography
• Report card comments. Future prospects profile
• Motivated training project, participation in open house days
• Motivated training project. Head of school's opinion on the Future Plan form

• General scientific or technological baccalaureate for the 1st year of the BUT (BUT 1).
• Criteria defined by a committee for BUT 2 or BUT 3 (via a bridging program)

Depending on the student's situation, applications to enter the first year of BUT (BUT 1) take place according to two specific procedures (the national platform Parcoursup, Études en France).

Admission to the second and third years takes place on the platform Admission and on Studies in France for international students. For more information, you can consult the university's student services page: https://www.univ-reunion.fr/choisir-sa-formation/inscriptions/etudiants-en-reinscription/

Baccalaureate or equivalent for admission to BUT 1.

Baccalaureate + 1 for admission to a bridging program.

Baccalaureate + 2 or equivalent for an application for admission to BUT 2 or BUT 3.

Holders of a general scientific or technological baccalaureate for admission to BUT 1 and depending on the diploma being prepared (BTS,…) for admission to BUT 2 or BUT 3 (bridging course).

54 seats.

The admission dates for the first year of the diploma program Bachelor University Technology (BUT 1) programs are finalized annually at the national level and are available on the platform. PARCOURSUP

For admission to the second and third years of the BUT (BUT 2 and BUT 3), the schedule is determined by the institution. It is available on the student services page of the university website: Students re-registering

On average, over the last two years (2023-2024 and 2024-2025), the training success rates are as follows:

• in 1^st year, approximately 80%
• in 2^rd year 92%
• in 3^rd year 100%

Approximately 80% of graduate students continue their studies in Master's programs or engineering schools.

The sectors of activity and types of employment targeted by this training correspond to those listed in the RNCP record

The BUT R&T program trains highly skilled, versatile technicians in the digital, telecommunications, and cybersecurity sectors. Upon graduation, students can enter the job market or pursue further studies.

Sectors of activity concerned:

• Telecom operators
• Digital Services Companies (ESN)
• Large groups (banks, hospitals, industry, defense…)
• Local authorities, public institutions
• Start-ups and innovative companies: the Internet of Things /Internet of Things (IoT), cybersecurity, cloud, etc.

Careers accessible directly after the BUT (Bachelor of Technology):

Network & Systems Administration

• System and network administrator
• IT Support Technician
• Network operations technician
• Systems Technician (Linux/Windows)

Cybersecurity

• Computer Security Technician
• Security Operations Center Analyst/Security Operation Center (SOC))
• Vulnerability assessment technician / penetration tester

Digital services and IoT

• Connected application developer
• IoT/Connected Objects Technician
• Embedded digital solutions integrator

With experience or further studies, graduates can progress to positions of greater responsibility:

• Network/Security/Telecoms Engineer
• Infrastructure or cybersecurity project manager
• Network Architect
• IT manager