Strathclyde Students/Staff Research Methodology in Business & Management
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May 17th
Scottish Doctoral Colloquium in Business & Management 2012
17th - 18th May.
Class Dates
- Research Colloquium
17th - 18th May 2012
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Course Handbook and Welcome
Download the 2011-12 Course handbook. PDF File 917KB
Welcome Slides 2011-12.
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Welcome
Whether you are thinking of applying or are already a postgraduate researcher at Strathclyde, you’ll find information here about classes leading to our Masters, Diploma and Certificate in Research Methodology.
All our research students take a minimum level of research methodology training to complement their Masters’ or doctoral research. Teaching staff represent a range of disciplines and expertise, as well as being internationally recognised researchers in their fields. We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality training in a stimulating, multi-disciplinary environment.
Our Methods Video Library is a searchable resource for current students in a range of techniques, methodologies and academic career-related themes based on seminars provided by our own staff as well as visiting scholars.
We hope you find these pages a valuable resource, either for finding information and links relevant for your research training or to help you consider a future in the Business School.
Video Library
Methods Video Library. Quantitative & qualitative techniques, masterclasses, careers.
About the MRes
The Business School offers a Masters degree in Research Methodology in Business and Management and a Specialism in Risk and Reliability.
This research training can be taken as a stand-alone qualification or as a foundation course (to Certificate/Diploma level) for a PhD in Business and Management.
"The MRes in Business and Management brings together students from across the Business School, allowing opportunities for people to talk about their research ideas and experiences. I would recommend this course for anyone working in a research capacity, whether in an academic environment or in industry."
Eli Dutton
MRes, current PhD student in HRM