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This course focuses on doing research with which researchers not only aim to understand societal issues but also wish to contribute to social change.

When you need to analyse cause-effect relations across multiple cases, Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) offers a solution.

Key terms: resilience, stress, work-life balance, finding strength and direction, introductory course, relevant for students in any PhD phase.

In this course you will work on developing a research proposal, aimed at helping you with this first step

During the course you will learn how to conduct ethnographic research methods in practice; how to ‘hang around’ and how to participate and observe in the field.

In this workshop, we will practice applying the so-called Pomodoro technique in the "Shut up and write" group setting.

Key terms: science philosophy, ontology, epistemology, introductory course, relevant for students in all PhD phases

Key terms: Quantitative research, making a survey, asking questions, response options, finding respondents, Qualtrics, introductory course.

Key terms: generating impact with your PhD project, entrepreneurial skills, innovation, introductory course, relevant for students in all stages of their PhD tr

Key terms: qualitative and quantitative research, participatory methods, generating impact with your PhD project, civic engagement, stakeholder collaboration.