The Psychoacoustics Level 3 Advanced Diploma provides an in-depth study of the relationship between sound and human perception. Beginning with an overview of psychoacoustics and its historical development, the course introduces research methods and auditory perception theories. Modules on auditory cognition explore topics such as scene analysis, attention, and memory. Learners will gain insights into hearing impairments, rehabilitation techniques, and assistive devices. The course covers sound localization, binaural hearing, and virtual auditory environments, as well as music perception, including pitch, harmony, and emotional responses. Lessons on noise perception examine its health impacts, measurement techniques, and control strategies. Advanced research modules teach experimental design, data analysis, and ethical practices. Special topics include auditory processing disorders, music therapy, and cross-modal perception. The program culminates with a dissertation or research project, ensuring hands-on learning and professional preparation for careers in psychoacoustics.