This Master's program focuses on the interaction between humans and systems, with an emphasis on optimizing human performance, safety, and well-being. Students will gain expertise in areas such as human physiology, biomechanics, cognitive psychology, and human-centered design. The program emphasizes the development of advanced research skills, analytical skills, critical thinking, and a nuanced understanding of human capabilities and limitations, preparing students for careers in ergonomics, human factors engineering, and related fields.

(Career options are highly dependent on chosen specializations, further study, and experience. Potential paths include but are not limited to:) Roles in: Ergonomics Consulting, Human Factors Engineering, User Experience (UX) Design (Ergonomics Focus), Safety Engineering, Healthcare Ergonomics, Product Design (Human-Centered), Workplace Design, Transportation Safety, Aviation Human Factors, (Potentially roles in consulting firms, engineering companies, healthcare organizations, manufacturing companies, transportation agencies, and other sectors where human factors and ergonomics expertise is valued)

- Member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group
- Award-winning campuses focused on student experience
- Excellent facilities including 24-hour libraries, arts centre, and health centre
- Located within the Department of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, providing access to specialist facilities and expertise.