Workshops planning

 Workshops:


RDP Workshops 2021-22
What are you Researching? An Introduction to the Philosophy of Research Methods (pre-recorded)

Research design
https://researcheracademy.elsevier.com/research-preparation/research-design

27/03/2023 10:00-12:00
MS Teams Putting the paradigm into your research (Approaches to Research)
Dr Bere Mahoney
Episte...whatsit? Onto...thing? Axiol...er? Strategies for putting the paradigm in your research
This workshop will build on the RSDP content that introduces and overviews the nature and value of epistemology, ontology, and axiology in PhD research. The focus will be on putting together these paradigm fundamentals within your research. The workshop will be activity based and give you an opportunity to discuss and try out strategies for putting the paradigm into to your research explicitly.

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