Day CoursesDay CoursesAI-assisted literature reviewing using ATLAS.tiDescription·Course Content
PLEASE NOTE: Participants applying for a student fee or UGPN discount will need to use their University email address to be eligible. All staff and students at any of the below institutions are now eligible for the UGPN discount as part of UGPN. • North Carolina (NC) State University: @ncsu.edu • University of Sāo Paulo (USP): @usp.br • University of Surrey: @surrey.ac.uk
Arts-based research methodsDescription· To understand the importance of arts- based methods in qualitative methodology. · To identify the benefits and challenges in using arts to explore the social world. · To discuss the practical and ethical considerations in collating data when using arts as a method. · To explore the analytical tools used in arts-based methods.
Integrating MAXQDA's AI Assist features into the qualitative analysis workflowDescription·
Introduction to NVivo for qualitative and mixed-method analysis 2025/26DescriptionNVivo is a powerful software for the qualitative and mixed-methods analysis of text, audio, video, survey and social media data. This two day course provides a comprehensive overview of NVivo and an opportunity for participants to practice tasks using their own data. PLEASE NOTE: Participants applying for a student fee or UGPN discount will need to use their University email address to be eligible. All staff and students at any of the below institutions are now eligible for the UGPN discount as part of UGPN. • North Carolina (NC) State University: @ncsu.edu • University of Sāo Paulo (USP): @usp.br • University of Surrey: @surrey.ac.uk
Qualitative Research for Sensitive IssuesDescription· To explore the various ways in which researchers can use qualitative methods to discuss sensitive topics and issues with participants · To identify the opportunities and challenges in using qualitative methods to explore sensitive issues with research participants, with practical solutions to overcome challenges. · To understand the practical and ethical considerations in research design.
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