Welcome to Audio Engineer Degree
This website is created in order to provide information and resources for those who are interested in pursuing education, or a career in the field of audio engineering.
What do audio engineers do?
Audio engineers are used in the installation, design, and/or operation of sound recording or sound broadcasting equipment. Often employed in recording studios, audio engineers apply these skills in recording, editing, mixing and mastering sound in order to create the final, finished product. Audio engineers may also be used in fields such as movie and television sound production, advertising, and mutimedia projects. An audio engineer will usually be trained in the use of various sound equipment including mixer consoles, signal processors, microphones, tapedecks, digital audio applications, and speaker systems.
Becoming an audio engineer
Getting an audio engineering degree (from an accredited institution) is the best first step to getting a job, or starting a career in audio engineering. Formal education is usually obtained from a school of engineering, some of these are listed HERE. Additionaly, there are numerous schools, colleges and universities offering individual courses related to audio communication. It can also be helpful to gain experience by working with the school's local radio or broadcasting station, if that option is available. Job experience and specialized education are also positives for those looking for employment.