Visual Research Method: Photo Elicitation Interviews

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This module will give students an introduction to using photo elicitation interviews in their research design. It will include planning how photos can be used in research and how they can be paired with qualitative interviews. Set independent work, drawing on the content of the recorded lectures, will give the students practical experience using this method and will help them to consider whether this would be a suitable approach to use in their own research design.

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

• Some knowledge of qualitative interviews would be helpful, but not essential.
• Students will require a laptop with speakers to access the pre recorded lectures.

Number of sessions: 1

Pre-recorded lecture (1 hour), independent work (1 hour). The pre-recorded lecture will be available on the Moodle page and students will be expected to complete independent work as part of the module.

A suggested reading list will be provided.

This module is not assessed.

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