Acoustics - Specialization
Acoustics is a wide field that includes topics such as human perception of sound and auditory modelling, electroacoustic systems and audio coding, architectural acoustics, sound fields and vibration, and advanced acoustic measurement techniques.
The MSc Eng programme Engineering Acoustics is ideal for BSc graduates in engineering, physics or mathematics who have an interest in all these aspects of sound. If you are more interested in the ‘electrical’ aspects of sound you can specialize in the study line ‘Acoustics’.
Graduates from this study line typically find employment in the hearing aid industry (e.g. Oticon, Widex, GN ReSound), in companies manufacturing acoustic transducers and sound and vibration measurement equipment (e.g., Brüel & Kjær, G.R.A.S.), in companies involved in audio engineering (e.g., Bang & Olufsen), and in companies specialized in noise and vibration consultancy (e.g., Ødegaard & Danneskiold-Samsøe, Müller-BBM).