Northern Ireland by numbers: student learning from surveys
This post was compiled by Emma Calvert, Queen’s University Belfast (e.calvert@qub.ac.uk) and provides an update on her work that is funded as part of HEA Social Sciences strategic project for 2012-13....
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This blog post was compiled by Ciaran Acton, University of Ulster(c.acton@ulster.ac.uk) and it provides an update on work that is funded as part of HEA Social Sciences strategic project for 2012-13....
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This post is one of a series relating to our annual conference for 2013. Further conference blog posts can be accessed here. One of the issues raised at our teaching and learning summit (see...
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This post is one of a series relating to our annual conference for 2013. Further conference blog posts can be accessed here. In his presentation to the summit John MacInnes (http://bit.ly/O8mTJ5)...
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The blog post was compiled by Marty Chamberlain, Loughborough University (j.m.chamberlain@lboro.ac.uk). Background The Department of Social Sciences at Loughborough University is currently undertaking...
View ArticleBook Review: Understanding Criminological Research
Understanding Criminological Research: a guide to data analysis, by John Martyn Chamberlain Helen Jones (HEA Discipline Lead for Sociology and Criminology) reviews why we need another book on...
View ArticleTeaching research methods in Business and Management
This workshop was funded as part of one of HEA Social Science’s strategic priorities 2013 – 14 ‘Teaching research methods’. This blog post was compiled by Paul Latreille (p.latreille@sheffield.ac.uk)...
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