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Qualitative methods in public health science

Course
MPH213
Master’s level
7.5 credits (ECTS)

Summary

The course aims to introduce the main concepts and approaches in qualitative research and to get you familiarizes with some of the methods most commonly used in the health field.

About

The course is based on a combination of readings, active discussions, lectures, seminars, group work, peer feedback and practical exercises that will accompany you in developing a study plan (which will also be part of the course assignments). 

During this course, you will plan a qualitative study during which you will apply the theoretical and practical aspects of a qualitative research process such as: identify the research aim, choose the design and methods, identify and reflect on the ethical issues, create data collection tools, test data collection, and carry out a basic analysis.

Prerequisites and selection

Entry requirements

Qualification for admission to the course requires professional degree/Bachelor's degree of at least 180 credits in a health science, social science, science, economics, arts or engineering field of education and grade Passed/E in English B/English 6.