Hearing, Seeing, Doing: Reflexivity, Creativity and Collaborations in Research

Date:

29/10/2015 - 30/10/2015

Organised by:

University of Bath

Presenter:

Dr Althea-Maria Rivas

Level:

Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)

Contact:

Althea-Maria Rivas – a.rivas@bath.ac.uk
Ed Stevens – e.stevens@bath.ac.uk; 01225 385326

Map:

View in Google Maps  (BA2 7AY)

Venue:

University of Bath
Claverton Down
Bath

Description:

This 2-day workshop will provide postgraduate students with an opportunity to understand the research process in new ways. The workshop will focus on three areas that are traditionally subject to less scrutiny in postgraduate curriculums – 1) understanding the self as a researcher and power, 2) using creativity in research and 3) building strong, effective collaborations with non-academic partners to improve the quality, visibility, and impact of research.

The workshop will assist participants to understand what good research looks like in practice in a space that will foster critical and creative discussion, learning and debate that is often not offered through traditional graduate research methods curriculum. Training in these areas will better prepare students to conduct effective field research and to analyse data robustly. 

The workshop will be of direct relevance to students across the social sciences using qualitative methods for their research projects but may also be of interest to those undertaking quantitative methods in social science and health. 

Cost:

Free although travel and accommodation at attendees’ own expense.

Lunch and refreshments will be provided on both days, and dinner on the Thursday night.

N.B. Limited funds are available to host up to 10 participants at accommodation on-campus on the night of Thursday 29 October. Those whose host university is located more than 50 miles from Bath are eligible to request this accommodation on a first come, first served basis

Website and registration:

Region:

South West

Keywords:

Participatory Research, Participatory Action Research (PAR), User engagement, Ethnographic Research, Diary Methods, Visual Methods, Social media data, Reflexivity, Discourse Analysis, Research Management and Impact, Consultancy Skills, Research Management and Impact (other), Writing Skills

Related publications and presentations:

Participatory Research
Participatory Action Research (PAR)
User engagement
Ethnographic Research
Diary Methods
Visual Methods
Social media data
Reflexivity
Discourse Analysis
Research Management and Impact
Consultancy Skills
Research Management and Impact (other)
Writing Skills

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