Course - Qualitative Research Methods I - SARB8014
Qualitative Research Methods I
Lessons are not given in the academic year 2010/2011
About
About the course
Course content
Health- and welfare research is often depending on information from vulnerable people that could be hard to get in touch with due to e.g cognitive difficulties, mental problems or language problems. The course will give the students a thorough introduction to what we know about this issue and how it can be handled in empirical research. The approach of the course will have will be announced prior to the course. Further will this course stimulate the students to develop a critical understanding to this kind of data and what different kind of challenges could mean for the validity and accuracy in research. Participants are supposed to write a paper linked to the course content but also related to the participant's own PhD-dissertation.
Learning outcome
To develop the candidates qualifications due to designing knowledge with high scientific quality about vulnerable groups of people in our society.
Learning methods and activities
Lectures, seminars, discussions and construction of knowledge through analysis of available empirical data.
Compulsory assignments
- Participation, presentation of paper, paperdiscussion
Recommended previous knowledge
Varies depending on the academic content of the course
Required previous knowledge
Master degree or equivalent
Course materials
Collection of articles
Subject areas
- Health Science
- Social Work
Contact information
There is no contact information available for this course.