Bachelor's degree in: Architecture and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Acoustics, or the equivalent
Think about how traffic noise drifts over a neighbourhood, the sound of a modern electric vehicle moving through a city, or how music reverberates around a concert hall. Scenarios like these all require close consideration of the way sound waves travel and react to different environments. This programme will teach you how to understand, predict and control that behaviour, to both reduce noise, and elevate sound.
Specialisations
A specialisation lets you focus your studies within a specific area. You gain in-depth knowledge and skills that prepare you for a successful career.
Engineering Acoustics
Focus on the fundamentals of sound and vibrations. This covers everything from noises generated by consumer devices and vehicles, to the acoustic profiles of indoor and outdoor environments, such as classrooms, offices, hospitals and streets.
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Engineering Acoustics
Focus on the fundamentals of sound and vibrations. This covers everything from noises generated by consumer devices and vehicles, to the acoustic profiles of indoor and outdoor environments, such as classrooms, offices, hospitals and streets.
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Audio and Music Technology
Work at the intersection of advanced signal processing, AI, and the human perception of sound and music.