Repeated digital tasks can be connected into more reliable workflows when the process and tools are understood together. Paris Technoscience Institute’s Bachelor in Digital Technology & Automation focuses on that relationship through a three-year English-language pathway.
No-code systems, automation, digital platforms, data workflows and intelligent tools are the published subject areas. The course emphasises understanding a process, selecting appropriate tools and delivering automation that can be tested and maintained.
Online study for the spring cohort begins on 2 January 2027, with applications due by 20 December 2026. The first year is scheduled across January–December 2027. A campus request is assessed separately for the relevant location and intake.
Bachelor in Digital Technology & Automation: Processes, Platforms and Maintainable Automation
Learners move from digital and analytical foundations to technical development, applied labs and project work. The final year brings specialisation and a capstone project. This staged structure gives the programme a broader scope than learning an isolated automation tool.
PTI suggests a process map, working integrations and a clear maintenance plan as possible portfolio evidence. A process map makes the intended workflow explicit; an integration demonstrates connections between tools; a maintenance plan explains how the result can remain usable. These are suggested ways to present learning, not a fixed list of compulsory projects advertised by the school.
The programme’s stated professional direction includes digital operations, no-code implementation and automation support. Coursework and projects underpin assessment. Applicants may find this route particularly useful to compare with Software Engineering & Application Development when deciding between workflow integration and a more application-centred focus.
Bachelor in Digital Technology & Automation: Spring 2027 Tuition and Application
| Study format | Annual tuition | Programme duration |
|---|---|---|
| Online | €3,900 | 3 years |
| On campus | €7,900 | 3 years |
Use the PTI degree form to select Digital Technology & Automation at Bachelor level. In the motivation statement, explain the kinds of digital processes that interest you and how the programme relates to your background. Complete the contact and education fields and attach a CV before the verification and submission steps.
Successful completion of the three-year pathway’s requirements leads to Paris Technoscience Institute’s institutional Bachelor diploma. The school is a member of ESPAST.
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