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      MSc Programs in Ergonomics

      Most Master of Science degree programs have a specialized theme that builds on the foundation of undergraduate studies. Further focus on a given subject may provide students with a competitive edge in the industry.

      You may be wondering, what is an MSc in Ergonomics? This program involves using the basic sciences of psychology, physiology, and anatomy to study the interactions between people, the things they do, the objects they use, and their environments. The goal is to apply theoretical principles, methods, and data to optimize designs for overall system performance and wellbeing. Examples of the curriculum include human factors, research methods, industrial and organizational psychology, multiple regression, analysis of variance, patient handling, physical health at work, and sports medicine.

      Graduates with a Master of Science in Ergonomics tend to have exceptional organizational, productivity, engagement, teamwork, and communication skills. This program helps hone those skills further, producing many benefits in a variety of business-related careers.

      The cost of earning a Master of Science degree differs depending on the institution, the county of study and the length of the program. To understand the costs involved with your program of choice, contact the admissions office of the schools that interest you.

      Careers in ergonomics are quite competitive, especially in the field of physical therapy, sports medicine, and research. Graduates may find themselves designing systems and equipment, or utilizing information design to understand tasks and the users. Some positions may include human factors consultant, occupational therapist, ergonomist, human-machine interface engineer, user researcher, risk consultant, industrial designer, professor, design strategist, and usability engineer.

      Classes are available internationally both full- and part-time, and many schools offer online courses to accommodate the needs of busy working professionals. To find the right school for you, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.