[mdonova33]

I've been looking at some career options, and psychoacoustics seems interesting. Anyone know anything about it, or are in the field?
 
Thanks!
Mike

 

[mdonova33]

Bump

 

[jcx]

someone with as much patience as you've just demonstrated may have difficulty with a Science PhD program - particularly in the US where more than 1/2 require >5yrs
 
nor is it obvious it is a viable economic decision going forward
 
http://www.nature.com/news/2011/110420/full/472276a.html
 
 

 

[mdonova33]

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Lord Soth]

"sounds" like a great career move if you are interested in working for a "monsterous" (Cough) RIP-Off (Cough) audio cable company..... LOL

 

[mdonova33]

"sounds" like a great career move if you are interested in working for a "monsterous" (Cough) RIP-Off (Cough) audio cable company..... LOL

It sounds interesting though!

 

[Tilpo]

It does indeed seem like an interesting subject to study, but do consider the fact that it might be difficult to get a good paying job in that area.
Your best bet is to study it out of pure interest, and then slowly move on to a more profitable career.

Many people doing a PhD end up doing a couple years of research, after which they eventually end up in finance as there is very little money in scientific research/development