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We have 20 Acoustics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students
Acoustics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students
We have 20 Acoustics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Non-European Students
Sensory and bioengineering approaches to predict hearing abilities in fish
This project aims to understand the factors responsible for the extraordinary diversity in the shape and size of fish ears and why some fishes are more sensitive to sound than others, which is poorly understood. Read more
Exciting Funded PhD: Durability of Seals for High-Pressure H2 Generation, Storage & Use - Shape The Future Of Clean Energy!
The University of Sheffield's Leonardo Centre, a world-leader in tribology, is seeking an enthusiastic and self-motivated PhD student to join a collaborative project funded by John Crane Ltd, one of the world’s leading providers of engineered technology. Read more
Who's Calling: Individual bird recognition from vocalisation
Interested in conservation technology and bioacoustics?. We are seeking two PhD students to join the AviaNZ team (http://www.AviaNZ.net) in New Zealand. Read more
Leverhulme Trust funded PhD in Nature Inspired Acoustics 2025/2026
We are offering up to 7, 4-year PhD studentships in 2025/26 to talented, ambitious UK, EU and other International applicants. Studentships provide full tuitions fee, and a stipend of £19,795 per year. Read more
Design and Optimization of piezoelectric MEMS microphone
Piezoelectric MEMS microphones have the advantages of eliminating the need for vacuum packaging, low power consumption, and simplicity of fabrication. Read more
Virtual acoustics system for car interior
Are you passionate about 3D-audio, acoustics, and signal processing? This collaborative project with automotive audio leader ASK Industries offers a unique opportunity to develop innovative spatial audio measurement and reproduction techniques, as well as design and implement a multi-channel loudspeaker system capable of reproducing the acoustics of a car interior. Read more
Bio-inspired control of non-equilibrium turbulent boundary layers for efficient low-noise aerofoils
Research Group:
Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics
This project aims to study and identify the beneficial effects of using bio-inspired geometry on aerofoils, enhancing aerodynamic efficiency and reducing the noise generated from non-equilibrium turbulent boundary layers. Read more
Smart Acoustic Control Technologies
Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of engineering research with a focus on sound and vibration? Would you like to develop… Read more
Artificial intelligence for ultrasonic characterisation of complex materials
Research Group:
ISVR: Dynamics Group
Explore the space where physics-based modelling and artificial intelligence meet. Join this project on ultrasonic non-destructive characterisation of complex materials. Read more
Nonlinear ultrasonic imaging for closed cracks
Research Group:
ISVR: Dynamics Group
Closed cracks are challenging material defects where the two split faces touch, making them extremely difficult to detect. This project aspires to create new methods for ultrasonic imaging of complex cracks through experiments, modelling and advanced imaging development. Read more
Novel acoustic liners for future large aircraft engines
Research Group:
Acoustics
Noise is a major environmental impact of civil aviation. Reducing aircraft noise is critical to the aeronautics industry and future air transport. Read more
Aircraft engine noise: prediction and measurement of acoustic scattering
Supervisory Team. Prof Alan McAlpine, Dr Jack Lawrence. Scattering of sound by turbulence occurs in civil aircraft turbofan engines as the sound generated by the fan or turbine propagates through the exhaust jet shear layers. Read more
Theoretical Studies of Corona Induced Noise in Overhead Transmission Lines
Co Supervisors Dr George Callendar and Prof Paul Lewin. Read more
The Sound of Metamaterials – Auralisation Techniques for Acoustic Metamaterials
The aim of this project is to develop virtual models to simulate and assess how humans perceive sound altered by acoustic metamaterials in different applications, such as noise treatments or in musical instruments, and develop an interactive web app that demonstrates the sound of acoustic metamaterials to the general public. Read more
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