Health and Environmental Psychology

This programme covers the foundations of psychology while specialising in health and environmental psychology. Students study health behaviours, public health challenges, and the psychological impact of natural and built environments. Practical skills in counselling, behaviour analysis, and intervention design are emphasised, alongside research techniques and interdisciplinary perspectives. The curriculum includes a practice phase, advanced research projects, and opportunities to specialise in health or environmental psychology. The Bachelor's degree programme in Health and Environmental Psychology is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological principles related to health, well-being, and environmental factors. Offered entirely online and in English, this programme equips students with the knowledge and skills to address health issues and environmental challenges through a psychological lens. Quick facts: Combines health and environmental psychology for a holistic learning experience Fully online study format ideal for international students Focus on sustainability and global health challenges Emphasis on practical skills like counselling, behaviour analysis and intervention planning Interdisciplinary curriculum blending psychology with sociology, ethics, public policy and an intercultural perspective Strong research component, including empirical studies and a Bachelor's thesis Graduates gain versatile skills for diverse professional pathways.