104 Master's degrees in Sound Engineering

This Advanced Music Technology course from the University of West London will equip you with a broad range of skills – not only in music technology, but also in related media like video, electronic composition and performance, and software design.

This Creative Music and Sound Design for Visual Media Scoring MSc degree from Université Côte d'Azur offers a national and international advanced education of excellence that will develop your craft and art of composing, orchestrating, editing and mixing music for the screen. 

Taking the science of sound as your focus, you’ll work in a cross-disciplinary environment. In the Acoustics and Music Technology programme at The University of Edinburgh you will use theoretical and experimental work to explore the musical, technical and multimedia applications of acoustics and audio technology.

If you've studied sound or music technology at university, been working in sound professionally, or if you've been experimenting with sound as a composer, designer, sound artist or engineer and are looking for a way to develop your voice, this Sound Design programme at The University of Edinburgh is for you.

The MA in Music, Sound, Culture and Media degree delivered by Dublin City University is an interdisciplinary programme, which includes creative and collaborative components and offers hybrid delivery for international and Ireland-based students.

Underpinned by pioneering research, excellent teaching and first-rate facilities, the Audio Engineering programme from University of Derby equips you with the skills and knowledge valued most by employers in the rapidly changing and dynamic field of audio engineering.

The Music Technology (by research) course from University of York is a one year full-time programme (two years part-time) based on a cany area of staff expertise. 

The Sound and Music Computing programme from Maynooth University caters for students who want to concentrate on technical aspects of the music and creative industries. 

The Sound MA at the RCA is a new programme, with its first intake in September 2027, exploring sound as a creative and artistic force through which to engage with the world.

This one-year (2-semester) Acoustical and Vibration Engineering - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

This Sound and Music Computing programme at Maynooth University caters for students who want to concentrate on technical aspects of the music and creative industries.

The MSc programme in Music and Acoustic Engineering forms experts  who are able to face technological challenges in the audio, music and acoustics areas. Students learn to make synergistic use of a multi-disciplinary knowledge ranging from computer science to telecommunications, from computational acoustics to numerical modeling/analysis, from electroacoustics to vibrational and room acoustics.

The Creative Music Technologies degree at Maynooth University is aimed at graduates with musical abilities, who would like to explore musical applications of technology. The programme accepts graduates from any primary degree.

Throughout this Music - Musicology and Sound Studies pathway course from the University of Birmingham you'll choose from a range of optional modules to build your degree around your specific interests.

The Music Technology course from Maynooth University is creativity-driven, with emphasis on musical aspects of computer programming and audio technology.

The Engineering Acoustics programme at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) covers a wide range of topics within acoustics—including the fundamentals of sound propagation, advanced measurement techniques, and understanding and modelling of the human hearing system.

At the Acoustical and Vibration Engineering MSc course offered by University of Southampton you'll learn how to apply acoustics to technology. This degree will give you expert knowledge of the latest modern developments in sound, vibration and signal processing. You’ll graduate with the skills you need for a career in acoustical engineering or for continued study at PhD level.

Through this Digital Audio Engineering course from the University of West London, you will explore the varied uses of technology in the delivery and creation of digital audio systems. With access to a wide array of resources, including both hardware and software, you will be able to develop real-world technical expertise to design, develop and operate a range of innovative solutions.

The Music and Sound Technology (Audio Engineering) programme from University of Hertfordshire is designed to provide industry-relevant post-graduate education aimed at forming creative professional for the audio, production, and post-production industry, who wish to pursue careers as creative Audio Engineers within recording, production or live sound settings. 

This Audio and Music Technology course from University of York provides thorough grounding in scientific theory and creative engineering techniques in audio technology, audio analysis and audio programming. It will prepare you for further research or employment in the audio technology and digital creative industries.