The University of Mississippi provides graduate education for a signif
icant fraction of US students pursuing careers in physical acoustics.
The education program emphasizes traditional physics coursework with r
esearch opportunities in acoustics. Research is conducted in a new, de
dicated state-of-the-art research facility with access to modern data
acquisition and analysis systems. Research projects include agroacoust
ics, outdoor sound propagation, thermoacoustics, acoustically active s
urfaces, active noise control, non-destructive testing and machine per
ception and non-linear acoustics.