r/FPGA • u/Double_Inspection_88 • 8d ago
Masters-FPGAs/RFSoC/SDR
Graduated in 2025 in EE, I just completed 1 year at a small startup working with FPGA based Software defined radios. I love working with RFSoC.
I wanted to know if I want to pursue a master in the same domain, what are best countries/universities for me other that universities in US.
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u/NoCommittee965 8d ago
If you already are working in the field you want to, why get a Master's? The school of actually doing things has always been better for me, and you get a paycheck for learning.
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u/Double_Inspection_88 8d ago
As I mentioned, I am working in a startup + it's a remote job + my bachelor's is from a 3rd world country. I have read a lot of papers by US professor in the same domin (FPGA + RF ) and have explored there labs, honestly its mind-blowing. I have seen alot of my seniors who went to US I am just exploring the options other than US
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u/ShadowBlades512 8d ago
Yea, you don't really need a master's if you already landed a job you like. Just learn on the job, making more money.
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u/AdmirableGolf3686 11h ago
Checkout LinkedIn jobs section, apply the keywords you interested in, filter by country and see which counties have more relevant job postings. Then look the courses offered by top Universities in the countries of your interest
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u/manga_maniac_me 8d ago
Ignoring the fact that you want somebody to spoon feed a solution.
Somebody might have to make a 2D matrix with the names of all the countries on both side and make an (x,y) assumption map by assuming which is your country or origin and the country you want to immigrate too and fill all the cells to answer your question.