Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology - Human Factors/Human-Computer Interaction

Upon completing the PhD degree in the field of Psychology and a major concentration in Human-Computer Interaction and Human Factors, students will be able to:Read critically and assess scholarship related to Human-Computer Interaction and Human Factors and in other fields in the psychological sciences. Apply theoretical and methodological tools to conduct independent research in Human-Computer Interaction and Human Factors. Write an independent and original thesis that is of sufficient quality to merit publication in a top journal within Human-Computer Interaction and Human Factors. Communicate Human-Computer Interaction and Human Factors research clearly and effectively in papers and presentations.

In general, applicants should have at least a 3.0 (B) grade point average, or the equivalent, in their undergraduate work.