PROGRAMS
Bachelor of Science in Aviation Psychology The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Psychology integrates human factors and industrial-organizational psychology principles within an aviation context. Graduates of this program will confidently craft solutions for improving aviation safety, crew resource management and human systems in aviation safety investigator, aviation security analyst and human performance specialist roles. This program is among the few in the nation that offer an undergraduate education focused solely on aviation psychology.
Bachelor of Science in Human Factors Psychology
Human Factors Psychology focuses on studying human-machine interactions to enhance usability, comfort, safety and performance. This program equips students to conduct human factors research and improve the design of complex systems. Graduates can pursue careers as human factors specialists or continue their education in graduate school. This applied discipline explores human abilities and limitations in sensing, storing and processing information and applies this knowledge to optimize human-machine systems.
Bachelor of Science in Forensic Psychology Forensic Psychology applies psychological
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principles to legal issues, like criminal investigations. This program develops professionals trained in the science of human behavior and mental processes as they apply to a variety of legal contexts. Students learn to understand and evaluate human behavior and graduate prepared to work with local and federal agencies as part of law enforcement, investigative or behavioral intervention teams.
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