Welche Inhalte vermittelt der CAS in Ergonomie?
What does the CAS in Ergonomics teach?
Universities compile their course content independently. This means that different Universities focus on different topics, but a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Ergonomics usually covers the following areas:
- Introduction and basics: definition and objectives, historical development of ergonomics, international standards and guidelines
- Physical ergonomics: physical strain, posture and movement analysis, design of work equipment, machines, offices and production workstations
- Cognitive ergonomics: information processing, attention, mental workload, design of software, displays, control elements, usability
- Organizational and social aspects: Ergonomic work organization (e.g. break organization, shift work), communication, cooperation & social dynamics in the workplace
- Ergonomics in different contexts: Office workplaces & home office, hospital and care environments, public spaces & infrastructure, school environments & learning spaces, industry & production
- Methodological competence: Ergonomic analysis procedures & measurement methods, observation, survey, interview, workplace inspection, risk assessment & design recommendations
- Law & ethics: labor law & regulations, responsibilities of employers & professionals, data protection
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