Schools Best VLSI Grad Schools: Find Your Fit for MSEE

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The discussion centers on identifying the best graduate schools for VLSI design within the field of electrical engineering (EE). While top-tier "super-brand name schools" are recognized for their strong EE programs, many lesser-known state universities also offer quality education. Specific institutions mentioned include the University of Maryland and the University of Texas, which are considered for their VLSI programs. There is a query about the existence of a ranking system that categorizes EE grad schools by sub-fields, indicating a need for more targeted information on VLSI design programs. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of finding a school that aligns with specific interests in VLSI rather than solely focusing on brand recognition.
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What are the best grad schools for VLSI design? What about decent grad schools? I have almost completed my BSEE, and I'm looking to apply for an MSEE. I'm not really interested in going into academia, so I'm not going to be applying to super-brand name schools.

Is there a ranking system for EE grad schools that breaks the ratings into specific sub-fields of EE?

Thanks.
 
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The best schools for electrical engineering are, in fact, the "super-brand name schools." On the other hand, you'll also receive an excellent education at many lesser-known state schools.

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Do you happen to know any with a particularly good VLSI program? I went to take a look at Penn State, but it seems their focus is strong in other areas besides VLSI.

I was thinking U of Maryland or UTexas, perhaps.
 

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