Introduction to Using Action Research in Social Science

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This module offers an introduction to the use of action research in social sciences research. It includes an exploration of paradigmatic, methodological, practical, and ethical considerations.

• Postgraduate students and staff
• Further details regarding eligibility criteria are available here

Number of sessions: 1

• To introduce the concept of action research
• To explore how action research can be used within social sciences research, supported by the use of examples from academic research
• To introduce paradigmatic considerations related to the use of action research in social sciences research
• To explore and reflect on methodological, practical, and ethical considerations related to the use of action research in social sciences research

• Students will be able to describe the key features of action research
• Students will be able to describe how action research can be used in social sciences research
• Students will be able to discuss paradigmatic, methodological, practical and ethical considerations related to the use of action research in social sciences research

This module is not assessed.

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