Psychology and Technology




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This three-year, full-time program equips you with a powerful combination of knowledge. You’ll gain a solid foundation in psychology and behavioural science, while also developing strong technical skills in one of three exciting specializations.
Understanding the Human Element in Technology: Explore how people interact with technology, and how to design technology that caters to human needs and behaviours.
Technical Expertise & Psychological Insights: Combine a strong foundation in psychology with in-depth technical knowledge in your chosen specialization:
- Robotics: Delve into the world of robotics, learning about robot design, control systems, and human-robot interaction.
- ICT (Information and Communication Technology): Explore the technical aspects of communication systems, software development, and user experience design.
- Living Technology (Architecture & Design): Focus on the design of buildings and spaces that enhance human well-being and promote sustainable living.
Challenge-Based Learning: Develop your problem-solving skills and apply your knowledge to real-world challenges through engaging projects. Design user-friendly interfaces for robots, create technology that promotes healthy habits, or develop innovative architectural solutions that consider human psychology.
Focus on Innovation: Embrace an innovative mindset and explore the future of technology with a human-centered approach. Learn about emerging trends in fields like artificial intelligence and wearable technology.
Industry Connections: Benefit from the university’s strong network with leading technology companies. Gain valuable insights from guest lectures by industry professionals and explore potential internship opportunities.
Develop Valuable Skills: Refine your critical thinking, problem-solving, and research abilities. Hone your communication skills to effectively bridge the gap between technical and psychological concepts. Learn to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Graduates emerge as versatile graduates with a unique skillset, opening doors to careers in various fields, including:
- Human-computer interaction (HCI) design
- User experience (UX) research
- Robotics engineering
- Assistive technology development
- Sustainable building design
- User interface (UI) design
- Technology consulting
- Research & development in psychology and technology
Admissions Requirements
American high School diploma with the advanced placements courses and examinations in Mathematics.
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