The MSc in Digital Audio Engineering is a unique and innovate course designed to give you advanced knowledge and skills related to digital audio, which can be found in every area of modern technology and culture.
You should have a minimum of an upper second class (2:1) degree or equivalent, and have a clear interest in digital audio, either from a utilitarian or creative stand point.
The course welcomes students from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds. Type of undergraduate courses students may join the MSc from include:
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There are many industry and research sectors where there are many opportunities for employability and career progression due to shortages in qualified graduates, including:
– archiving, restoration and digital libraries
– audio for games
– audio for telecommunications
– audio forensics
– audio recording and mastering systems
– automotive audio
– coding of audio signals
– fibre optics for audio
– hearing and hearing loss prevention
– high resolution audio for music and server-based audio
– network audio systems
– semantic audio analysis
– signal processing for audio
– spatial audio (3D)
– transmission and Broadcasting
Examples of coursework or project work students could engage in during the course:
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