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The two-day Behavioural Change – Applied Human Factors course is described as ‘essential learning’ for students undertaking civil highway engineering, urban planning training and other road safety-related related education and training courses.
The course will provide participants with a wider understanding of the relationship between the built environment and the ‘road user’, enabling them to explore, design and implement infrastructure that will take into account the limitations of the ‘human’ in the system.
The course will be held at the Road Safety Centre of Excellence, GJU, in the Jordanian capital of Amman. The dates are:
29th – 30th January
4th – 5th April
11th – 12th July
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