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When considering graduate schools for a master's in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in signal processing, it's important to recognize that signal processing encompasses a wide range of topics, including communications, control theory, and media processing. The choice of school may depend on specific interests within signal processing, such as audio, video, speech, image processing, information theory, biomedical applications, or aerospace and defense. While top-tier institutions like Stanford and MIT are often mentioned, there are many other reputable programs that also offer strong curricula in these areas. Identifying personal academic and career goals can help narrow down the best options for graduate studies in this field.
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I'm a junior electrical engineer at a NY state school I'm looking to get my masters in EE with a specialization in signal processing. What are the best graduate schools for this?


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well, "Signal Processing" itself is a very broad topic area itself. nearly any decent graduate program in Electrical Engineering has, among others, a topic emphasis in DSP. but if your interest is in Communications, or Control Theory, or Media (audio, video, speech, image processing), Information theory, Biomedical, Aerospace, Defense,... knowing that might help you decide.
 
Yeah I think it's between media and info theory
 
so how high are you aiming? Stanford? MIT?

there are plenty of other decent grad schools.
 
Yeah I wouldn't say Stanford or MIT, but some of the other top ones.
 

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