Qualitative Research Methods in Health

On completion of all six courses you should be able to:
understand some of the philosophical debates that inform qualitative research
describe and distinguish between structured, semi-structured and 'in-depth' interviewing
explain when and how to use focus groups
distinguish between different types of qualitative data analysis
write clear qualitative research question/s
understand debates and dilemmas in how to describe qualitative research for an academic audience

It's aimed at MSc and PhD students, as well as those working in academic research or health, who carry out (or plan to carry out) qualitative research.
You don't need to have any previous experience of qualitative research.
If you're an MSc student at UCL you can take this course as one of your modules for 15 credits. You'll need to get the approval of your MSc lead and sign up for the six-day course starting in January 2019