Jenny Josephs

Jenny Josephs is a Lecturer in Psychology at the School of Social Sciences and Nursing, Solent University. Her research focuses on intersections between psychology, sustainable agriculture, and behavioral science, particularly in areas like edible insects, animal welfare, and dietary perceptions. She has contributed to conferences such as the International Congress of Psychology and organized the 7th Annual Solent Student Psychology Conference.

Her work explores topics including insect-based food systems, behavioral change strategies for sustainable farming, and ethical considerations in meat consumption. Recent projects include innovative educational methods like digital escape games for university induction. Josephs collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on EU-focused research and has published in journals like Journal of Insects as Food and Feed.

Her academic activities include conference participation and organizing events that bridge psychological theory with real-world applications in agriculture and education. Despite no explicitly listed awards, her research demonstrates impactful contributions to sustainable food systems and behavioral science.