Work at the intersection of advanced signal processing, AI, and the human perception of sound and music.
Overview
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Through courses covering things like virtual reality sound and AI for musical computing, you will learn about signal processing and immersive audio environments, and have the chance to carry out perceptual experiments in a self-designed virtual audio system. One of the courses even offers you the chance to build your own instruments, compose with everyday sounds, and use AI to create and analyse audio, and concludes with an exhibition and performance event. The methods learnt through music technology are also highly relevant for other fields including monitoring of machinery and biomedical signal analysis.
Other courses cover applied signal processing, applied artificial intelligence, architectural acoustics, and sound and health.
Programmes
Acoustics: Sound and Vibration, MSc
Requirements
The requirements for the Master's programme Acoustics - Sound and vibration apply to this specialisation.
How to select a specialisation
You may choose this specialisation after you have been admitted and enrolled. Only one specialisation can be selected.