Faculty from the Department of Psychology, the Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering and the Department of Information Technology all contribute to the teaching of courses in the program. The mission of RIT is to provide technology-based educational programs and to vigorously pursue emerging careers by developing new programs in response to changing technology. The RIT M.Sc. in Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychology prepares students to function as effective engineering psychologists in industrial, governmental, or consulting organizations. The program also provides a foundation for further advanced academic study in Engineering Psychology, Human Factors, or Experimental Psychology. Teaching and research assistantships are available on a competitive basis.
For more information see the Graduate Student Handbook
Appendix: Thesis Proposal Checklist