Consider the nature of different perspectives (epistemology and ontology) that are often knowingly and unknowingly held by individuals.
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Accredited courses include undergraduate and postgraduate level courses.
Discounted package for all 6 postgraduate research skills training sessions (Academic Reading: Approach and Critique; Writing an Abstract; Improving Your Presentations; Writing Your Methodology; and Research Interviews: Styles and Techniques).
The session is participatory and will focus on ways of improving the effectiveness of your presentations and developing confidence in delivering them.
This interactive and practical session will consider how to write a clear and effective abstract in various different academic contexts.
Being able to effectively read large amounts of academic literature as well as reading beyond the descriptive and being critical of what is written are essential skills for the researcher.
In this hybrid session we will not only examine the interview as a research method we will explore how it goes beyond the spontaneous conversations that take place every day. Part of the Graduate School's postgraduate research skills training programme.
Your methodology chapter is vital. Examine how we can come to know and inform others about each unique approach to original research through various methodologies. Part of the Graduate School's postgraduate research skills training programme.
An online course for researchers which critically discusses mixed methods approaches to social science analysis.
Gain an understanding of the theoretical, practical and ethical practices an empirical researcher adopts when interviewing participants. Short course for postgraduate students.
Explore issues and methods involved in conducting qualitative and/or ethnographic research in the social sciences related to the digital with this online course.