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95 Full-time Master's degrees in Sound Engineering
Architectural Science - Audio and Acoustics (High Performance Buildings)
The Architectural Science - Audio and Acoustics (High Performance Buildings) program from the University of Sydney will allow you to build a deep foundation in the design, measurement and theory of audio and acoustics with an added specialisation in the emerging area of high performance buildings.
Music Engineering and Production
This Music Engineering and Production degree from University of South Wales is based at USW’s purpose-built campus, in the creative centre of Cardiff.
Sound Design
Students of the Sound Design study track in the Interaction, Media and Sound Design Master’s degree program at FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences develop knowledge of sound design, media preparation and technical processing.
Sound for the Moving Image
The Sound for the Moving Image at The Glasgow School of Art offers the opportunity for postgraduate students to engage with the craft and creative practice of sound production applied to film, animation, television, new media, electronic games and visual art, as well as equipping students with the tools required to develop a research project within this field.
Music Technology
The Music Department, which offers the Music Technology programme at the Stellenbosch University, is located in the centre of Stellenbosch University’s beautiful campus, in the heart of the Western Cape’s winelands. Stellenbosch University is committed to providing a quality education through personal attention to students from a wide range of backgrounds.
Computer-Based Music Theory and Acoustics
The Computer-Based Music Theory and Acoustics programme at Stanford University is a PhD level course focusing on music science and technology. This full-time research degree is delivered at the California campus, integrating advanced acoustics with computer-based theory over several years of intensive doctoral study.
Music Technology
The Music Technology M.Sc. at New York University offers a comprehensive exploration of sound engineering and digital audio. This 40–45 credit programme is available in both full-time and part-time study modes. Students engage in advanced research and creative experimentation within a world-class urban academic setting.
Theater Design and Production - Sound Design
CCM is a college within the University of Cincinnati, a major undergraduate university and graduate research institution of more than 40,000 students. The Theater Design and Production - Sound Design program is offered by University of Cincinnati.
Music, Communication and Technology
The Music, Communication and Technology programme of the University of Oslo will give you the personal skills and technical tools required to work out solutions to contemporary societal challenges in international and interdisciplinary teams.
Music Technology
Advance your understanding of music technology and expand your practical experience in the field with the Music Technology program at Temple University.
Music Technology
The Music Technology: Interaction, Intelligence & Design (MTIID) Specialization at California Institute of the Arts CalArts enables students to build both strong traditional and contemporary musical skills while mastering a variety of technologies for the creation of sonic and multimedia art.
Virtual Production
The Virtual Production MPS at New York University is a rigorous nine-month, full-time master’s programme. Based at the Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center in Brooklyn, this 36-credit public study mode course provides immersive, hands-on training in storytelling, creative technology, and on-set production techniques.
Acoustics
The Acoustics program from INSA Lyon is a two-year graduate program offered by the Université de Lyon, in the framework of the Centre Lyonnais d'Acoustique, a partnership between the main research teams working in acoustics in Lyon.
Sound in New Media
The Sound in New Media from Aalto University programme combines art, design and media driven aspects of sound, covering a wide range of disciplines from concept design to live performance and from storytelling to programming. Teaching is fully in English, and students can write their Master's thesis in Finnish, Swedish or English.
Architectural Science (Audio and Acoustics)
The Architectural Science (Audio and Acoustics) program at the University of Sydney provides a foundation in the design, measurement and theory of audio and acoustics, as well as a deep understanding of the way sound shapes our experience of communication, entertainment, and spatial awareness.
Creative Music Technology
Do you want to dive deep into innovative and creative ways to work with music? Would you like to explore cutting edge music production? While simultaneously developing your listening skills to know exactly which tools to use to get the sound you want? Then you should apply for the Creative Music Technology programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)!
Music and Acoustic Engineering
The Master of Science in Music and Acoustic Engineering at Politecnico di Milano is designed for students interested in understanding, designing, and developing advanced technologies for sound, acoustics, and music.
Music and Technology
The Master of Arts in Music and Technology at Munster Technological University is a full-time programme lasting one year. This course offers students the opportunity to specialise in either an MA or MSc pathway, focusing on the integration of music and technology. It is designed to equip learners with essential skills for the evolving creative industries.
International Master's Degree in Electro Acoustics - IMDEA
The IMDEA - International Master's Degree in Electro Acoustics at Le Mans Université is quasi unique in Europe for learning electroacoustics! It offers students the possibility to learn the fundamentals in electroacoustics and in related fields.
Music Engineering Technology
The Graduate Music Engineering Technology degree (GMUE) from University of Miami was introduced in 1986 and has consistently placed graduates into high-tech engineering fields that emphasize audio technology, usually in audio software and hardware design engineering and product engineering or development.