Antenna (RF/Microwave) Engineering Schools

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The discussion centers on identifying top schools for antenna engineering, specifically for students pursuing a master's degree in electrical engineering with a focus on antenna design and RF/microwave engineering. Ohio State University is highlighted as a leading institution due to its faculty expertise in these areas. Participants express a desire for additional recommendations, indicating a need for a comprehensive list of schools that excel in antenna engineering programs.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of electrical engineering principles
  • Familiarity with RF/microwave engineering concepts
  • Knowledge of antenna design fundamentals
  • Awareness of graduate program structures in engineering
NEXT STEPS
  • Research graduate programs in antenna engineering at Ohio State University
  • Explore other universities known for RF/microwave engineering, such as Georgia Tech and MIT
  • Investigate faculty research areas in antenna design at various institutions
  • Review industry connections and internship opportunities offered by these programs
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Electrical engineering undergraduates, prospective graduate students in antenna engineering, and professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge in RF/microwave engineering.

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Hello Everyone,

I just want to get an idea about which schools offer the best programs for antenna engineering. I'm an electrical engineering undergrad wanting to get a masters in electrical engineering with an emphasis in antenna design and/or rf/microwave engineering (circuits and systems).

My ultimate career goal is become an antenna engineer.
Any suggestions about how I should go about this?

Thanks!
 
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I do not know which is the best, but I do know that the best antenna engineers I happen to know went to Ohio State. They have a lot of professors working in your areas of interest.

I'm sure there are other good (and perhaps better) places. Hopefully others chime in.

jason
 
Thank you for your response jasonRF, I will look into Ohio State.

Any other suggestions?
 

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