人为因素与安全管理体系研究生证书

UniSA在人为因素和安全管理系统方面拥有一组世界领先的研究生课程。该计划利用国际研究专业知识，并使用创新的交付机制来建立人为因素研究生教学的基准。该计划是为包括全职工作的学生在内的多样化学生群体设计的，并利用交互式在线课程材料以及每学期的可选校园内讲习班。<br> <br>该计划旨在为毕业生提供各种高级课程。人为因素领域的知识和技能。通过在课程的课程组成部分内接触各种观点和一系列应用项目，毕业生将在诸如风险管理，任务分析，界面设计，可用性评估以及事件和事故等领域培养人为因素专业人员的技能调查。该计划的重
UniSA hosts a world-leading set of postgraduate coursework programs in Human Factors and Safety Management Systems. The programs draw on international research expertise and use innovative delivery mechanisms to create a benchmark in Human Factors postgraduate teaching. The programs are designed for a diverse student group including those working full time, and utilise interactive online course materials, alongside optional on-campus workshops each semester.<br><br>The programs are designed to provide graduates with a wide range of advanced knowledge and skills in the area of Human Factors. Through exposure to a diverse range of perspectives and a series of applied projects within the coursework components of the programs, graduates will develop skills as Human Factors professionals in areas such as risk management, task analysis, interface design, usability evaluation, and incident and accident investigation. The focus of the programs are the development of generic applied Human Factors and Safety Management abilities in the areas of problem identification, analysis and solution evaluation within a variety of industry contexts.<br><br>Structure.<br><br>Human Factors is a multi-disciplinary applied science that integrates the fields of psychology, engineering, ergonomics, management and industrial design. Human Factors is primarily concerned with the interaction between humans and the socio-technical systems with which they work. The program comprises three compulsory courses and one elective course. Each course is worth 4.5 units, and a total of 18 units are required to complete the program.<br>The Graduate Certificate in Human Factors requires the completion of three compulsory courses, and one elective course. Each course is worth 4.5 units, and a total of 18 units are required to complete the program.