If you have a strong interest in physics, mathematics and engineering and you enjoy applying these concepts to solve practical problems, then will probably find the field of acoustics extremely interesting. Several current Kettering University students have chosen to pursure a minor in acoustics because of their interests in musical instruments, loudspeakers, sound systems, or because their co-op thesis involves noise and vibration control issues.
Many industrial employers are interested in engineers and physicists with a background in Acoustics.
A minor in acoustics will prepare you to step into jobs involving noise and vibration control, sound recording and reproduction, speech and communication technology, sound reinforcement, architectural acoustics, signal processing, and nondestructive testing. Should you decide to pursue a graduate degree in acoustics, will find that this minor has prepared you well for graduate study. What ever your interests or reasons, we hope you will choose to study acoustics at Kettering University. Take a look at the rest of the information in the following links to see what a Acoustics at Kettering University has to offer you.