PSY 3185
Environmental Psychology · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequisite: PSY 1001 or one of the following courses: ENV 3001; ENV 3002; ENV 3003; ENV 3005; ENV 3006; ENV 3008; SOC 3151 (3008); SOC 3168 (3063); ANT 3009; or POL 3317.
About this course
Environmental Psychology addresses the impact of human attitudes and behavior on ecosystems, the natural environment and natural resources. Taking into account psychological, social and economic factors, we will consider theory, research, and practice for building a world that balances current human activities and needs with those of other species and future generations. It may be used as an elective within the Psychology major or minor, or as a general elective for the BA, BBA, or BS degrees.Prerequisites: PSY 1001 or one of the following courses: ENV 3001; ENV 3002; ENV 3003; ENV 3005; ENV 3006; ENV 3008; SOC 3151 (3008); SOC 3168 (3063); ANT 3009; or POL 3317.
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