Qualitative Research Methods Course Competition 2022
About the Qualitative Research Methods Course Competition 2022
Now closed
We are delighted to announce that the Nuffield Department of Primary Care at the University of Oxford is offering on a consecutive year a funded place on the January 2023 qualitative research methods course:
‘Learning with the book: an introduction to qualitative research methods for health research’
In addition, the Nuffield Department of Primary Care at the University of Oxford will provide mentorship from an academic nurse -midwife to support the learning during the course. This mentor will work with you for a further 8 weeks after finishing the course to support you in your qualitative research methods learning which may include advise about a project, or a paper to an international peer reviewed journal or submission to a virtual nursing or midwifery conference.
This online course is based on the book ‘Qualitative Research in Health Care’ (4th edition 2020) edited by Catherine Pope and Nicholas Mays. The course, led by Professor Catherine Pope, blends self-paced learning with expert lectures and input from experienced qualitative researchers to provide a flexible and accessible introduction to qualitative research.
Course DeliveryLearning with the book runs over 8 weeks from 11th January 2023 – 1st March 2023. It offers online classes and a minimum of 2 hours per week of supported self-directed study. You will have weekly access to an academic mentor from Oxford University for the 8 weeks of the course. Please note that the ‘live’ teaching sessions for this online course will involve you participating in live, interactive Zoom sessions, which will fall between the hours of 18:30 and 20:00 (GMT, UK time) for 8 weeks on Wednesdays from 11th January 2023 till 1st March 2023. We are very happy to welcome bookings wherever you are internationally, but please ensure that you are able to attend video calls between these hours. These sessions will be a mixture of teaching/lectures and discussion with plenty of opportunities to ask our qualitative experts questions! Course Structure
Learning ObjectivesBy the end of the course, participants will:
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EligibilityTo qualify for this opportunity the applicant should meet the following eligibility criteria:
Application ProcessYou would need to complete the online form providing the following information in English: https://oxford.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/grn-qualitative-research-course-competition-nov-2022
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Terms and conditions
- Applicants may submit multiple entries, but only one will be funded per course.
- Applications will be assessed by a panel comprising Global Research Nurses, the Global Heath Network and the Nuffield Department of Primary Care at the University of Oxford. Reviewers’ decision is final.
- Applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application no later than the 16th December 2022.
- All applications must be submitted in English.
- A summary of the process and project will be submitted to Global Research Nurses for dissemination not later than May 2023.
Enquiries about the application process may be directed to Arancha de la Horra or info@theglobalhealthnetwork.org
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