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Applied Acoustics
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 pa…
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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
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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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