At the IPB, we strive to understand human behaviour to promote health, protect the climate, and preserve the environment.
In research, we provide communication, social and behavioural science evidence on climate and health behaviour.
In teaching, we train Master's students and graduates to design, evaluate and improve evidence-based health communication and climate communication.
In science communication and transfer (Science2Society), we make scientific evidence accessible to both the scientific community and the public.We collaborate with policymakers and society to plan health promotion and climate protection with a human-centered approach.
The German Alliance for Global Health Research (GLOHRA) is funding a new research project carried out by the University of Erfurt together with the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg (BNITM) with a total of around 120,000 euros…
The Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour (IPB) at the University of Erfurt has just published the results of the latest Planetary Health Action Survey (PACE).
Professor Anke Holler has been elected as the new President of the University of Erfurt. Following a presentation of the candidates open to the university public last Friday, the University Assembly voted in favour of her by a majority today. She had…
The Planetary Health Annual Meeting 2025 took place in Rotterdam in October. Sarah Pelull, Kira Maur and Lena Lehrer from the Institute for Planetary Health Behaviour (IPB) were there and contributed their own valuable input to the international…
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