niveau requis

Admission to the Masters program at the M2 level is open to students with at least 4 years of higher education studies in  Mechanics, Physics, Electrical Engineering or Applied Mathematics from an internationally recognized University.

compétences acquises

The objective of the Acoustical Engineering curriculum is to provide students with the ability of analyzing an acoustical problem, whether academic or industrial, finding the relevant bibliographical sources and identifying the methods that will yield solutions or answers. Specifically, students will be able to associate several viewpoints: physical and mechanical modeling (experimental, theoretical and numerical aspects) with signal processing and perceptual perspectives or needs. In view of the research activities in the Saclay area, an emphasis is put on the industrial situations (noise, control) and on the sounds created and listened to by people

débouchés

Acoustics is a multidisciplinary field at the borders between Mechanics, Signal Processing, Cognitive Sciences and Biology. Typical jobs for the graduates of this curriculum are R&D engineer-positions in companies or research centers and PhDs in Acoustics. The main fields of application are the transportation industry (ground, air and maritime transportation), energy production and transformation, urbanism and architecture, communication, and imaging in geosciences, structural health monitoring and biology.