By using a hands-on approach, this course will show how theories can be tested through different research designs with different types of data, will investigate the implications and suitability of research designs, and will reveal how these designs can be best presented to broader audiences.
These sessions will provide participants with the knowledge and a range of practical tools required for conducting a systematic review.
This session shall draw onto the real-world experience of having participated in several such multi-disciplinary and multi-institution research projects to offer insight and understanding into the realities of working in such a space, and hopes to ask what this might mean for YOUR careers as young researchers.
This session will introduce the photovoice methodology and present a worked example from a study around cooking on solid fuel (e.g. charcoal/ wood) and household air pollution in informal settlements ('slums') in Kenya and Malawi.
We will have a hands-on task to critically evaluate how 'responsible' current AI technologies are, possible ways forward in creating responsible AI systems, and the role of AI in your own research programme.
This session provides an overview of patient and public involvement in research, from the beginnings of bid development to reporting and dissemination.
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