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What Can I Do With a Bachelor’s in Psychology of Cybernetic Design?
129
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Web and Digital Interface Designer jobs in the U.S., 2023
Web and Digital Interface Designer jobs in the U.S., 2023
$ 98
K
Web and Digital Interface Designer average pay, 2024*
Web and Digital Interface Designer average pay, 2024*
+ 8
%
Projected growth for Web and Digital Interface Designer jobs through 2033
Projected growth for Web and Digital Interface Designer jobs through 2033
*Source: O*Net/U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Unity cannot guarantee employment. Salary data represents averaged earnings for occupations listed and includes workers at all levels of education and experience.
In the BS in Psychology of Cybernetic Design Program You’ll Learn To:
- Explore how human cognition, emotion, and perception shape digital interface and AI design.
- Apply ethical and psychological frameworks to build user-centered, responsible technologies.
- Use user feedback and experience data to assess and refine human-technology systems.
- Design inclusive, adaptive interfaces that support well-being and reduce environmental impact.
- Understand how digital environments influence behavior, trust, and decision-making.
What Will You Study
Psychology of Cybernetic Design Course Examples
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Leading Change: Project Stewardship for Environmental Transformation
This course is designed to empower environmental professionals with the project design, leadership, and decision-making skills necessary to tackle today’s complex environmental challenges.
Introduction to “R”
In this course students learn the basics of programming in R, a powerful and commonly used object-oriented programming language for modeling, statistical analysis, and graphic presentation in the ecological sciences.
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Learn More About Degrees and Careers in Psychology of Cybernetic Design
Psychology of Cybernetic Design explores how people interact with digital systems and AI, using behavioral science to shape ethical, inclusive, and sustainable technologies. This field focuses on improving user experience, promoting digital well-being, and understanding how digital environments affect human decision-making, trust, and mental health. By blending psychology, systems thinking, and design, it prepares professionals to create responsible tech solutions that enhance both human and environmental outcomes.
The BS in Psychology of Cybernetic Design explores how humans think, feel, and behave in increasingly digitized environments. Students investigate human-centered AI design, cognitive interface modeling, and digital ethics, while developing applied skills in user experience research and behavioral systems design. The curriculum combines psychology, tech ethics, and sustainability to produce graduates who can shape digital systems that are accessible, transparent, and human-friendly. Whether developing adaptive interfaces or promoting digital well-being, students are prepared to lead in the evolving human-tech frontier.
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Our comprehensive 120-credit program can be tailored to fit your schedule and goals! Completion time is flexible, determined by the number of credits you choose to take each term (8 terms/year) and less time with transfer credits. Without transfer credits, you can anticipate the following completion times:
- 24 credits/year: Complete in just 5 years
- 30 credits/year: Achieve your degree in 4 years
- 48 credits/year: Fast-track your education in only 2.6 years
General Education Core: 35 credits
Environmental Professional Core: 13 credits
Elective Courses: 3 credits
Program Core: 69 credits
- Introduction to “R”
- AI-Assisted Coding
- Data Management in Python
- Data Visualization Laboratory
- Human-Centered AI Design
- Cybernetic User Experience Design
- Technology Integration for Sustainable Operations
- Psychology of Cultural Diversity
- Organizational Behavior and Sustainability
- Psychology of Motivation and Behavior Change
- Cognitive Psychology and Interface Design
- Research Methods in Applied Psychology
- Digital Well-being and Tech Ethics
- The Mind-Body Connection: Human Anatomy and Physiology for Applied Psychology
Bachelor’s in Psychology of Cybernetic Design Academic Information
Degree Requirements and Courses Needed
The psychology of cybernetic design degree requires 120 credits. You may transfer in up to 90 credits from outside institutions. View our full course catalog for a better look into your program. Then apply online for free to get started.
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