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2006 NCRM Summer School: 'Working across boundaries: Interdisciplinary and multi-method research' Applications are sought for fully-funded places on the second annual NCRM Summer School to be held 11th-14th September 2006 at the University of Southampton. Submitted by Sue Heath on Thursday, 8th June 2006

New Courses in Research Synthesis Due to demand and feedback from students across the UK and internationally, we have launched several new courses. For more information please click above or contact Dr Karen Bird k.bird@ioe.ac.uk; Read more... Submitted by Cesar Bazan on Friday, 19th May 2006

Do you want to find out more about systematic approaches to reviewing research? The MRS (Methdods for Research Synthesis) node is running a course in Leeds on March 14th, 15th and 16th and another one in London on May 16th, 23rd and 30th.; Read more... Submitted by Cesar Bazan on Friday, 6th January 2006

ESRC/NCRM 2005 Consultation on Training Needs As part of this ESRC/NCRM 2005 consultation exercise, NCRM sought the views of doctoral and academic researchers and employers of researchers within academia regarding research methods training in the social sciences in the UK. This consultation was to inform the strategic thinking of ESRC with regards to future provision of training. ... Read more... Submitted by Darren Hampton on Monday, 5th September 2005

New NCRM-Government Social Research Seminar Series: Current and New Trends in Policy Analysis and Evaluation Programme The seminar series aims to inform government and academic social researchers of new methodological developments relevant to the analysis and evaluation of government policies and programmes. The series also includes seminars on the promotion of evidenced based policy and practice. Further information can be found on the NCRM website. ... Read more... Submitted by Becky Clarke on Monday, 5th September 2005

NCRM Nodes Announced The Economic and Social Research Council has announced the successful applicants of the commissioning for the Nodes of the National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM). Submitted by Becky Clarke on Friday, 3rd December 2004

Launch Event The ESRC National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) will be hosting a launch event on the 21 June 2005 at St. Anne's College in Oxford. The day will provide an opportunity to learn about NCRM's research programme, and to find out more about the training and capacity building activities of ... Read more... Submitted by Becky Clarke on Monday, 1st November 2004

ESRC Research Methods Festival 2006 Following the success of the Research Methods Festival in Oxford in July 2004 the Research Methods programme, the National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) and the National Centre for e-Social Sciences (NCeSS) are planning the next RM festival to take place 17-20 July 2006. The festival will provide an ... Read more... Submitted by Darren Hampton on Monday, 18th October 2004

Southampton Hub starts work The Southampton hub of the NCRM officially commenced work on 1 April 2004 and has now appointed two research fellows, an administrator and secretary. Preparations are under way for the first rounds of short-term research projects and training and capacity building activities, and the NCRM team are working closely with the ... Read more... Submitted by Darren Hampton on Sunday, 20th June 2004

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