Environmental psychologists study the interactions between people and their environment, analyzing how environmental influences affect people's behavior, emotions, and decisions, including research in areas such as urban planning, conservation, and sustainable development to find solutions to environmental challenges and raise awareness of ecological issues.
The salary for environmental psychologists in Germany varies between €2,500 and €4,000 gross per month, depending on factors such as specialisation, professional experience and place of work.
The profession of environmental psychologist usually requires a university degree in psychology, ideally with a specialization in environmental psychology or a related field. Practical experience through internships or research projects is also an advantage in order to establish oneself in this field.
Environmental psychologists have a wide range of career opportunities. They can work in research institutions, in public administration, with NGOs or in industry. Independent work as a consultant or coach in the field of environmental protection and sustainable development is also possible. In addition, there are options for promotion and academic careers.
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