Behavioral Foundations for Environmental Policy and Wildlife Conservation

2 credits · Graduate

This course explores how social psychology, behavioral economics, and decision-making theories contribute to environmental policy and wildlife conservation. Students will examine topics such as using behavioral insights to promote pro-environmental actions like recycling and designing messages for endangered species. Aimed at future policymakers, business leaders, and environmental professionals, the course integrates theory with real-world applications, equipping participants to tackle global environmental challenges and foster responsible environmental stewardship.