MY530
Advanced Qualitative Research Workshops
This information is for the 2013/14 session.
Teacher responsible
Prof Martin Bauer COL8.04
Availability
Research students only, with previous qualitative methods training (e.g. MY400 and MY421 or equivalent) who are undertaking projects using qualitative methods. The course is particularly aimed at second and upper year PhD students but may be undertaken by students at an earlier stage.
Pre-requisites
Students must have completed Fundamentals of Social Science Research Design (MY400) and CP-MY421.
Course content
MY530 is a series of workshop modules that provide hands-on, in-depth and advanced training for specific methodologies of qualitative data collection, analytic techniques and research design issues. Research students can sign up to as many workshops as they wish. The programme includes topics such as, discourse analysis, qualitative interviewing, focus groups, ethnography and participant observation, narrative interviewing and analysis, visual methods, classical content analysis, experience sampling techniques, rhetorical analysis etc. Each workshop consists of two sessions of two to three hours. In the second session, participants will bring in their own research data for discussion. These interdisciplinary sessions provide a space for students to develop advanced methodological skills and exchange ideas with peers.
Teaching
Sessions to be held throughout the year; MT, LT and ST, on Wednesday am or pm. Participants will sign up via MOODLE.
Indicative reading
Each session will provide its own recommended reading list; no one
publication covers the whole set of workshops.
Assessment
This course is non-examinable.
Key facts
Department: Methodology
Total students 2012/13: 1
Average class size 2012/13: Unavailable
Value: Non-assessed