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BEX6200
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Level | Postgraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Business and Economics |
Offered | Caulfield Term 2 2013 (Day) |
Coordinator(s) | Dr Jan Brace-Govan |
The unit will provide HDR students with the requisite knowledge and skills in qualitative research methodology to enable them to design and execute a PhD research project. The unit will review and explain various qualitative research methods with the aim of critically evaluating the paradigmatic underpinnings of, for example, interpretivist, phenomenological and postmodern theories as they pertain to research design and the collection and analysis of data. Topics to be covered include data gathering techniques such as interviews, content analysis, fieldwork and observation and analysis procedures such as constant comparative analysis. The unit will also provide students with the opportunity to report findings through written and oral presentation.
The learning goals associated with this unit are to:
Within semester assessment: 100%
36 hours per semester (split-block mode) of formal class contact.
BEX6300 and students must be enrolled in the 0029 Doctor of Philosophy or 3194 Master of Philosophy before undertaking this unit.