Master of Science in Signal Processing & Machine Learning

This master's degree is offered by NTU's electrical and electronic engineering school. From the August 2024 intake it replaced the MSc in Signal Processing, and the change reflects the growing role of machine learning and artificial intelligence in signal processing. The updated curriculum keeps all the earlier signal processing courses and adds more AI-related ones, giving students more freedom in choosing courses. Students who enrolled before the renaming continue on the original curriculum. The programme is designed for practising engineers, data scientists, designers of hardware or software, research managers and planners in industry who want to understand current approaches and emerging directions in digital signal processing and AI technologies. Those expecting to work in these areas later are also welcome. Study is available full-time and part-time.