I just wanted to remind you about what’s on offer in February! I’m still taking bookings for the following workshops, so please email gsbookings@bournemouth.ac.uk if you would like to attend:
- Action Research
The aim of the workshop is to provide an overview of Action Research and its origins. You will look at the introduction to the concept of “communicative spaces” and discuss the use of Action Research for a dissertation - Preparing for your Viva
The aim of the workshop is to familiarise students with the purpose and the format of the oral examination of their thesis. The workshop will familiarise participants with the role of the internal and external examiner and the judgements they will be making in the course of the viva. The session will also include input from the subject Librarians on copyright procedures - Introduction to Focus Groups
The session will briefly outline the origin of Focus Group Research, its underlying philosophy, and its place among qualitative methods. The session will also address some more practical issues and the strengths and weaknesses of this particular qualitative method. - Practice- Led Research
This workshop will provide an overview of what makes practice-led research different from other academic research, looking at some case studies. This will be followed by a discussion around the issues and rewarding events that participants have encountered as practice-led researchers.
A full programme including dates and times can be found here: PGR Development Framework Prog _Feb workshops











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