Certificate of Credit Contemporary Issues in Ergonomics and Human Factors

Explore the broad range of contemporary issues in which ergonomics/human factors perspectives can have an impact in this 10-week, level 7 course.

This course is an optional module within our online MSc Ergonomics and Human Factors and can be completed as a standalone 10-week course. You will gain 20 credits at level 7 with a Certificate of Credit to evidence your learning achievement.

It will critically evaluate both the theoretical basis for including ergonomics/human factors approaches and the emerging evidence-base around the efficacy of such approaches in practice.

During the course, you will explore areas such as the impact of an ageing population on the design of products and spaces in the home and leisure, the ageing workforce, inclusivity, autonomous vehicles, public transport, medical device usability, preventing medical errors, internet of things, behaviour change, sustainability and green ergonomics.

On successful completion of the module, you will be able to:

• Demonstrate a deep understanding of emerging issues in ergonomics/human factors across different sectors
• Critically evaluate the extent to which ergonomics/human factors approaches can be applied to contemporary issues in society
• Critically evaluate how the importance of ergonomics/human factors issues can be communicated and disseminated to various stakeholders

Delivery from experienced academics

We have over 10 years' experience in the delivery of online courses which means you can expect the highest standards of teaching and education. Our specialist ergonomics academic team will guide you through the module, providing regular contact and feedback to ensure you stay on track. You can be assured of a supportive and structured learning experience and our online learning advisors are on hand to provide non-academic support throughout your studies.

• Students must have completed a subject relevant Bachelors degree with an overall score of 'Good' or above (2.25 GPA) from a recognised university in Jordan
• For postgraduate research degrees, PhD applicants are expected to have a masters as well as a bachelors degree in the relevant subject areas. Most importantly applicants must submit a research proposal.

The Contemporary Issues in Ergonomics and Human Factors Certificate of Credit focuses on you obtaining 20 credits at level 7 for your CPD.

The Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (CIEHF) is an excellent resource for employment opportunities and for information about gaining experience in ergonomics.