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Webinar: Postgraduate Opportunities in Acoustics

Posted by: Trevor Cox
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  • PhD
Tags: masters, mphil, mres, msc, opportunities, phd, postgraduate
May 15, 2022

Acoustics Research Centre, the University of Salford

PhD Alumni Lauren Ward working on accessible audio for BBC Casualty (during lockdown!)

We are hosting an online event about postgraduate opportunities in the Acoustics Research Centre. We will present on what is post-graduate research, which research paths are available, sources of funding and the application process. After this there will be a discussion panel with current postgraduate students, academic and research staff. The event is open to anyone interested in exploring postgraduate research opportunities with us.

The Acoustics Research Centre is one of the biggest and most active acoustics research groups. We have been carrying of Acoustics research at Salford for over 60 years. Our research covers a wide range of topics such as:

  • Acoustic measurements
  • Architectural and Building Acoustics
  • Audio Engineering
  • Computer modeling of sound
  • Environmental noise and soundscapes
  • Materials for acoustics
  • Psychoacoustics
  • Public engagement
  • Vibro-acoustics

Details: Wednesday 25th May 2022, 12:00-13:30 UK Time

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Head of Acoustics Research
Prof Trevor Cox
t.j.cox@salford.ac.uk
Tel: (0044) 0161 295 5474

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