Audio Engineering University of Derby

Overview

As a graduate of the Audio Engineering programme from University of Derby , you will be ideally prepared to progress into rewarding careers within many fields of professional activity – or to advance an existing career if you are already employed.

Key facts

• Hone your skills on a cutting-edge MSc programme developed in consultation with industry leaders

• Gain up-to-the-minute knowledge in areas which are central to the needs of the sector, including audio electronics, live sound reinforcement, surround sound systems and software engineering
• Prepare for high-level careers in the industry: our graduates have gone on to work for world-leading firms such as d&b audiotechnik, Bowers & Wilkins, Holovis and MQA
• Benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, ranging from 3D multichannel sound rooms to a hemi-anechoic chamber
• Be inspired by experienced and supportive lecturers who are renowned in the field and whose research even featured on Blue Planet II
• Engage in your own cutting-edge research, with the chance to contribute to publications and international conferences
• Hear from top industry professionals through fascinating guest lectures and master classes
• This MSc programme enables graduates with good first degrees in Electronic Engineering, Music Technology or similar subjects to develop the higher-level expertise they need to enter the specialist field of audio engineering. With a flexible part-time study option available, it also represents an excellent route for professionals already working within the sector to upgrade their skills and understanding.

Careers

You will find that high-calibre audio engineers are in demand in fields such as:

• Electroacoustic engineering (loudspeakers, power amplifiers and so on)
• Software engineering (digital signal processing, software development and so on)
• Sound reinforcement
• Acoustics
• Automotive engineering

Our teaching team can give you advice on relevant employment opportunities and you will receive full support from the University’s Careers and Employment Service, who can assist in areas such as job application and interview techniques.