Environmental Psychology with Foundation Year

Program Overview

About this course

The BSc (Hons) Environmental Psychology is designed to enable students to study the application of core areas of Psychology to the study of human behaviour in a range of environmental settings. In addition to core psychological content which is aligned to the requirements of the British Psychological Society, students will apply their knowledge to areas of human environmental interaction and behaviour. A core strand of research methods throughout the first two years of the programme will enable students to scaffold their learning and expertise in research design to enable them to design and manage under supervision a piece of original environmental psychology research for their dissertation project.

A second strand which runs throughout the programme relates to skills development and employability with students supported to locate environmentally relevant placements during their second year of study.

This is a new course currently in development. To register your interest and receive more information as it is published, please fill out the form below.

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Program Outline

Why study this course

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Study the application of Psychological theories and research to human environments

The opportunity to engage with a placement relevant to environmental Psychology

Apply your learning to develop original environmental psychology research projects

Optionality embedded at levels 5 and 6 to explore cross disciplinary perspectives on the environment

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