Conducting Ethnographic Research - OnlineInfo Location Additional Items Contact Course Information The aim of this two-day online training course is to introduce participants to the practice and ethics of ethnographic research. Through a mix of plenary sessions, group and independent work, participants will learn the basic principles of participant observation and research design, as well as the foundations of ethical ethnographic research. The course will also examine the ways in which other qualitative and creative methods of data collection may be productively integrated in ethnographic research. The course covers:
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The course is suitable for any professional researchers interested in learning more about using ethnographic methods – whether within or outside academia (private sector, government researchers, etc.). The course is likewise suitable for postgraduate students in any social science (human geography, sociology, business school, political sciences, area studies, education, etc.) with prior knowledge of any qualitative research methods, but not necessarily of ethnography. Some prior training in qualitative research methods, broadly defined – regardless of whether that includes ethnographic methods specifically. Course CodeNCRMCER Course LeaderDr Alice Stefanelli
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