This course explores the importance of qualitative research in shaping science policy-making, featuring insights from experts in the field. Students will learn about the value of qualitative research, its role in policy decisions, and how it can influence scientific advancements. The course is designed for individuals interested in understanding the intersection of research, policy, and science.
The Value and Place of Qualitative Research in Science Policy-Making
The National Centre for Research Methods via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
The Value and Place of Qualitative Research in Science Policy-Making_Sir Roland Jackson.
The Value and Place of Qualitative Research in Science Policy-Making_Professor Judith Petts.
The Value and Place of Qualitative Research in Science Policy-Making_Ian Boyd.
The Value and Place of Qualitative Research in Science Policy-Making_Professor Andrew Stirling.
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NCRMUK
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