Master of Science - MS in Audio Engineering University of Hertfordshire, UK

The MSc Audio Engineering program at the University of Hertfordshire equips students with advanced skills in the field of audio engineering. This course is designed to train students in different aspects of sound engineering such as audio system design, broadcasting, recording, and post-production. The program combines theoretical coursework with practical components to allow students to apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. The curriculum may include modules on acoustics, audio systems, software design for audio, music, and sound, and research methodologies. Upon completion, graduates will be well-versed in the technical and creative aspects of audio engineering, ready for a career in a range of areas, from film and television to concerts and live events. This program usually involves a research project or dissertation as a part of the course.

The University of Hertfordshire is a modern university based largely in Hatfield, in the county of Hertfordshire, about 35km north of London. Described as “the UK’s leading business-facing university”, Hertfordshire has more than 25,000 students enrolled from nearly 90 different countries.

The University of Hertfordshire won the Guardian University Award for Student Experience in 2015, while 95.2% of University students are in work or further study six months after graduating.

The University has many close links with industry, and every British Formula One team has at least one Hertfordshire graduate. Degrees in healthcare science and the pioneering paramedic science BSc make Hertfordshire a preferred provider for the NHS in the east of England and the Universities Careers and Placements Service offers graduates lifelong support on employment and career development.