Mixed Methods Design and Analysis

This two-day intensive workshop will provide delegates with an introduction to mixed methods research and help them to structure the design, sampling, analysis and integration of qualitative and quantitative methods within a single study.

Course Description

Common mixed methods designs will be presented and explored, followed by sampling techniques, analysis, and approaches to integrating data. Content will be presented in sessions which include lecture, interactivity and discussion.

Embedded within the workshop are applied learning sessions, where delegates’ apply their learning to their own planned or in-progress mixed methods work (where applicable). Time to work independently and in groups on delegates’ own Mixed Methods work will be facilitated by the workshop lead.

Delegates will come away from the workshop with a clearer understanding of the purposes and potential of mixed methods research, as well as commonly used mixed methods designs and analysis procedures.

The course is recommended for those who have prior knowledge of quantitative and qualitative methods. It is ideal for delegates who plan to begin or are currently working on a mixed methods project.

 

By the end of the course participants will:

 

• Have a clearer understanding of the purposes and potential of mixed methods research, as well as commonly used mixed methods designs and analysis procedures.

• Be  able to consider, plan and design a mixed methods study using the knowledge and skills learned on the workshop.

 

Day 1 09.00 - 17.00

Day 2 09.00 - 15.30