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Postgraduate Credits
University of Derby Online
Distance/Online
JAN
10 weeks
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Postgraduate Credits
University of Derby Online
Distance/online
JAN
10 weeks
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This level 7 course is ideal for your CPD. It covers what is sometimes referred to as ‘Cognitive Ergonomics’ but goes beyond this to consider how an understanding of psychology impacts upon ergonomics / human factors in its broadest sense.
Online course description
The module will cover what is sometimes referred to as ‘Cognitive Ergonomics’ but goes beyond this to consider how an understanding of psychology impacts upon ergonomics/human factors in its broadest sense.
Human performance is informed by psychology, as it is necessary to understand the psychological processes that allow people to perform tasks and understand how people behave in certain situations. This course presents a framework of key cognitive factors, psychosocial factors, and individual differences, and goes on to consider how psychological influences can affect human performance, health and wellbeing.
On successful completion of the course, you will be able to:
Careers
This module supplies you with the knowledge and skills in the cognitive area of Ergonomics. It is particularly useful for those who are considering Ergonomics as a career and have expertise in other areas, such as physiology, physiotherapy or design and engineering. The Cognitive Ergonomics and Psychology Certificate of Credit course focuses on you obtaining 20 credits at level 7 for your CPD, with the opportunity to do our CIEHF accredited Ergonomics and Human Factors MSc. The Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors is an excellent resource for employment opportunities and for information about gaining experience in ergonomics.
You should possess one of the following: A UK undergraduate degree or equivalent International qualification; Equivalent professional qualification in a relevant discipline. We will also consider applications which demonstrate evidence of relevant key practical experience and work-based training.
Students living in
Domestic
£1,055 per year
Students from Domestic
Students will need to pay £1,055 or £1,055 per 20 credits. Prices are correct for the year of entry shown. These are subject to annual increase in subsequent academic years.
£1,055 per year
Students from EU
Students will need to pay £1,055 or £1,055 per 20 credits. Prices are correct for the year of entry shown. These are subject to annual increase in subsequent academic years.
£1,055 per year
Students from International
Students will need to pay £1,055 or £1,055 per 20 credits. Prices are correct for the year of entry shown. These are subject to annual increase in subsequent academic years.
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