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In collaboration with the North West Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership, the Department of Sociology, Criminology and Social Policy offers short modules which provide specialised methods and training in social sciences.
The modules, which also form part of the MA in Social Research Methods, enable you to study alongside work to keep your knowledge up to date and enhance your career development.
Each short methods and training module is worth 5 credits, which can be used to amount to a Postgraduate Award (30 credits), a Postgraduate Certificate (60 credits), a Postgraduate Diploma (120 credits), or build towards an MA in Social Research Methods (180 credits). These 5 credits can also count as and can be converted to Continuing Professional Development credits.
Fees
University of Liverpool and NWSSDTP postgraduates
As members of the North West Social Science Training Partnership, if you are a student at the University of Liverpool, Lancaster, Manchester or Keele, there will be no fee to pay.
To register, please email the Learning and Teaching Team at slsjteach@liverpool.ac.uk. Once an available module space has been confirmed by the team, you will be sent a link to complete your registration.
Non-University of Liverpool and non-NWDTC students
Non-University of Liverpool and non-NWDTC students will have to pay a fee of £100 per module.
To register, please email the Learning and Teaching Team at slsjteach@liverpool.ac.uk. Once an available module space has been confirmed by the team, you will be sent a link to provide the online payment of the module fee and complete your registration.
Please be aware that your registration will not be complete until you have paid the module fee.
If you require a refund before the module date, please email the Learning and Teaching Team with your request at sjsjteach@liverpool.ac.uk. Refunds can take up to 3 working days.
After the module
After the module, we can provide official confirmation of your attendance and participation in these short methods and training modules. If you require this documentation, please email the Learning and Teaching Team at slsjteach@liverpool.ac.uk.
Events
National Centre for Research Methods Autumn School 2024 - The Foundations of Digital Research Methods: An Advanced Critical Introduction
28 - 30 October 2024 | School of Law and Social Justice Building
The three-day intensive in-person course will cover topics including: code and algorithms as research methods; digital datasets, their affordances and limits; complexity, collaboration, and heuristics for digital research; prompting and interaction with AI systems; open-source investigations and the critical imagination.
If you are interested in attending, you can access more information on the Autumn School webpages.
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