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The PhD course «How to do research with disability. Disability-affirmative research, pedagogies and practice»

Deltakere i en workshop deltar i gruppeaktiviteter innendørs og utendørs. Photo
Images from the PhD course carried out in 2026.

This PhD course seeks to introduce participants to key concepts and directions in disability-affirmative research and practices. Through its hybrid format, the course provides room for intellectual discussion and exploration as well as time for creative and practical design making and writing. The course is a collaboration between ILU, McMaster University in Canada and York St John University in the UK, with Dr. Tone Pernille Østern (Norway), Dr. Libe García Zarranz (Norway), Dr. Syrus Marcus Ware (Canada) and Dr. Matthew Reason (UK) as teachers. The course was carried out first time in 2026.

LOS8011 How to do research with disability

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