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Acoustic engineering is a multidisciplinary area with a high demand for specific training in different fields: architectural acoustics (for acoustic insulation and conditioning), environmental acoustics (noise maps, partial plans, outdoor industrial noise, noise from mopeds and other vehicles, activities license), electroacoustics (design of loudspeaker boxes, public address systems, sound reinforcement and sound reinforcement), characterization of materials (ultrasound, standing wave systems, etc.), facilities (air conditioning, machinery, etc.), safety and hygiene at work regarding noise protection for workers, underwater acoustics (location of objects, communication, sonar, etc.).

In addition, in recent years there has been a large increase in regulations that require compliance with many acoustic conditions, such as the Noise Law regulations, the basic noise protection document of the Technical Building Code, or the Royal Decree on the protection of the health and safety of workers against risks related to noise exposure. The Gandia campus of the UPV has a long history and specialization in this area, both from the teaching field, through the Telecommunications Technical Engineering degree, specializing in Sound and Image, and in research and development issues (I +D+i), collaborating with important companies in the sector and carrying out research projects in all the areas exposed by its teaching staff, mostly integrated into the Research Institute for the Integrated Management of Coastal Zones.