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We are restarting a postgraduate support and research discussion forum. This is being organised by the Families, Life Course and Generations Research Group, which has long organised events and workshops with a methodological focus. For PhD students, sharing experiences and research concerns is often particularly important. We are proposing a session in which we take...
Organised by the NCRM and University of Leeds Qualitative Longitudinal (QL) methods are used to reveal how change is created, lived and experienced, particularly in policy and organisational contexts where individuals are required to change their behaviour, or where change processes in policy or practice environments need to be evaluated and better understood. QL research...
About the course Qualitative Longitudinal methods are used to reveal how change is created, lived and experienced, particularly in policy and organisational contexts where individuals are required to change their behaviour, or where change processes in policy or practice environments need to be evaluated and better understood. This methods training day in Qualitative Longitudinal (QL)...
Timescapes ran three secondary analysis workshops between March and April 2011. The workshops were run in Edinburgh, Leeds and London, and were designed to offer training in the method and practice of secondary analysis of qualitative data. The new ESRC Timescapes Data Archive was used as a platform for the workshops. The workshops offered the...
Date: 13 September 2010, 9.30 am - 5.00 pm
Location: Beech Grove House, University of Leeds
'Innovation in Social Research' is a one day conference for postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers. It will focus on 'innovation' in social research methods. Leading academics will present ideas of 'innovation' in different methodological contexts, and delegates will explore what it means to be 'innovative' in social research practice. This will involve moving beyond, whilst still...
Negotiating educational inclusion with travelling families - challenging academics, policy makers and providers Date: 17 March 2011, 1 - 2 pm Location: Beech Grove House seminar Room A nudge or a fudge? The role of health visitors in addressing inequalities in health Date: 04 March 2011, 1-2pm Location: Beech Grove House seminar room Dr Nick...