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Masters Degree Description

If you’re a professional acoustician, you can top up your existing qualifications to achieve a highly regarded masters degree – all by distance learning. You'll need to have studied the IOA Diploma in Acoustics to study this MSc top-up.

Study full-time or part-time at a leading centre with over 30 years’ experience of delivering acoustics courses
Boost your career prospects by gaining a recognised masters degree which will set you apart within the profession
Build on your basic acoustics knowledge and gain the high-level skills to review different methods of noise assessment and control
Adopt interdisciplinary approaches to solving acoustic problems and draw on real-world case studies
Undertake work-based projects which are tailored to your current role and the needs of your employer
Enjoy all the benefits and convenience of distance learning, fitting in your studies around your work and home life

Entry Requirements

You’ll be required to hold an undergraduate degree in a science or relevant discipline. If you do not have the IOA diploma in Acoustics when applying for the MSc it is essential that you contact the programme leader to discuss.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Gaining the MSc will enhance your career and promotion prospects, paving the way to more senior roles in industry, consultancy, local authorities and statutory bodies.

It will help you continue your professional development, bring you up to date with the challenges facing acousticians today and give you insights into latest methods of assessment and control.

You’ll also develop valuable research, critical thinking and analytical skills which will serve you well as you advance your career.

If you’d like to pursue further academic research, the MSc is also an excellent platform for studying at PhD level.

Module Details

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