There is growing need for engineers who can control and mitigate noise and its effects on our wellbeing. Take the lead in managing our increasingly noisy world with a postgraduate degree in Environmental Acoustics. Available with full and part-time study paths, this course is recommended for numerate science and technology graduates, or working professional, who want to move to the acoustics industry, or build specific enviornmental acoustics knowledge. The course is endorsed by the Institute of Acoustics for the purposes of meeting the educational requirements for Corporate Membership of the Institute. Graduates may attain Engineering Council registration via the Institute of Acoustics. Salford is a leading UK centre for audio and acoustics research and teaching. Led by an expert team, you'll be joining a community of academics and alumni working at the heart of many leading sound and acoustics-focused companies and organisations throughout the world.<br><br>MSc Environmental Acoustics aims to meet the needs of students or professionals who want a career influencing building design, sound, and its management. With noise being a significant problem worldwide, there is a growing demand for graduates and professionals who can help organisations to solve their environment noise challenges. Typically areas of employment for course graduates include acoustics and audio engineering research, acoustics consultancy, noise management, broadcasting, audio system design, and audio product development. Many of our acoustics graduates have progressed into roles in audio and acoustics consultancy, research, development, and design roles. Today, you'll find our alumni working at Apple, Dolby, the BBC, plus every major acoustic consultancy in the world.