What do acoustical engineers study?

Acoustical engineers study engineering, math, physics, and electrical engineering. Qualifications for most acoustical engineering jobs include a master’s degree or higher, and if you want to pursue a career in acoustical engineering research or education, you will need a doctorate. Experience in engineering and strong math skills are helpful prerequisites. You can earn a bachelor’s degree in engineering and adopt a specialty as you pursue a master’s degree. You need to understand scientific concepts and maintain proficiency with technology and equipment.