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HiSS research methods community

These sessions are open to students and staff across the School of Health in Social Science. They will focus on learning and supporting each other in regards to research methods. The aim is to learn about methods, share ideas of research, and help each other with methodological methods and encourage the sharing of best practice from colleagues across the School.

Our next meeting is on Friday 25th October 2019  from 1-3 pm to discuss the aims of this research methods community and plan the topics for the year 19/20.

Room 4.1,
Doorway 6,
Old Medical Building,
Teviot Place.

No booking required, just turn up – we hope to see you there!

We will then meet as follow (from 1 pm -3 pm in room 4.1):

25th November

No meeting in December

27th January

24th February

30th March

27th April

We hope these meetings help all of us to be more involved in research and help each other. As many of you hopefully know, here in SCPRHP, collaboration is in our name and in our nature!

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