The Master of Engineering in Acoustics at Penn State (College of Engineering) is a multidisciplinary graduate program focused on sound, its propagation, measurement, and effects in various environments and materials. The program covers wave propagation, signal analysis, electroacoustic transducers, noise control, biomedical ultrasonics, and more. It is offered both on-campus and fully online, and is designed both for full-time students and working professionals. Students can customize their studies via a mix of core and elective courses, targeting careers in research, industry, or academia. The program is among the very few in the U.S. to offer a dedicated M.Eng. in Acoustics. Applicants typically need a background in engineering, physics, mathematics, or a related field. Typical admission requirements include a bachelor's degree, GPA requirements, transcripts, statement of purpose, and (for some applicants) TOEFL/IELTS scores. Application deadlines depend on intended start semester (e.g., August 21 for Fall 2025).