Environmental psychology concerns the complexity between humans and their surroundings, both built and natural environments. Humans influence and get influenced by their physical environment. The course addresses psychological, social, aesthetic, and regular relations between humans and their physical environment, and is closely linked to topics such as stress, restitution, and well-being. Common theory and empiricism from environmental psychology will be critically analysed. The course will also provide an introduction in the environmental psychological understanding regarding the human influence on, and the reaction to, climate change. This includes subjects such as attitudes, pro-environmental behaviour, nudging and solastalgia. Environmental psychology has an interdisciplinary approach and is strongly influenced by social- and cognitive psychology, and linked to the academic fields of architecture, landscape architecture and landscape planning. Applied environmental psychology is process orientated, and the course provides an introduction regarding practical use related to topics such as health, well-being, and pro-environmental behaviour.