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The Master of Science in Acoustics is a two-year program offered by the University of Lyon, closely linked to the Lyon Center for Acoustics (CeLyA), a consortium of leading acoustics research teams. The program is coordinated by Ecole Centrale de Lyon and Polytech-Lyon, in collaboration with ENTPE and INSA Lyon. It provides comprehensive training in various fields of acoustics, including perception, medical ultrasound, aeroacoustics, transportation acoustics, and vibroacoustics. The curriculum combines theoretical courses, numerical and experimental work, research projects in partner labs, and an extensive research internship (over six months) in France or abroad. This master's degree prepares students for roles in research and development departments in industry or for doctoral studies.
The two-year program is divided into four semesters, each worth 30 ECTS credits. It includes scientific lectures, practical numerical and experimental sessions, projects, research methodology training, language courses, and two internship periods in laboratories or companies. Students benefit from elective modules covering diverse areas of acoustics, delivered by CeLyA research teams and industry professionals. A significant part of the program focuses on developing scientific communication skills in English, with advanced courses taught in English and opportunities for international internships.
Graduates of the Master of Science in Acoustics are well-prepared for diverse career paths in both industry and academia. The program's strong research focus and industry connections facilitate successful transitions into professional roles.
Admission is managed by the partner university, Ecole Centrale de Lyon (ECL). All inquiries should be directed to ECL.
This is a national diploma from the University of Lyon, recognized by major industrial groups, engineering consultancies, and research laboratories.
You need a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field like physics or mechanics. Admission is handled by Ecole Centrale de Lyon, so direct your inquiries there for specific details on academic and English proficiency expectations.
The program is a two-year master's degree, structured into four semesters, with each semester worth 30 ECTS credits.
The program includes courses taught in both English and French, with a significant focus on scientific communication in English, including advanced courses.
Applications are managed by Ecole Centrale de Lyon. You should direct all inquiries and submit your application through their designated process and website.
Tuition fees are not specified in the program data. Prospective students should consult the fee structure of Ecole Centrale de Lyon, as they handle admissions.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Research and Development Engineer, Acoustics Consultant, or Sound Design Engineer, or continue with doctoral studies.