Research Methodology
Research methodology in social sciences involves systematic approaches to studying human behavior, societies, and cultures. It includes qualitative methods like interviews, case studies, and ethnography, which provide in-depth insights into social phenomena. Quantitative methods, such as surveys, experiments, and statistical analysis, help measure and analyze patterns. Mixed-methods research combines both approaches for a comprehensive understanding. Ethical considerations, reliability, and validity are crucial in ensuring credible results. These methodologies help scholars explore social issues, theories, and policy implications.
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COURSE GLIMPSE
Teaching and research are interconnected, with the calibre of research undertaken by a researcher directly impacting its quality. Research has become a pivotal component in higher education globally, offering solutions to evolving human challenges. The proposed program aims to enhance participants' knowledge and skills, enabling them to conduct high-quality research, utilize appropriate tools and techniques, and proficiently articulate their findings in research papers. The School of Management at the National Institute of Technology intends to provide extensive opportunities for social science researchers to enhance their practical expertise in research methodology, qualitative data analysis, and quantitative data analysis skills utilizing statistical software through this workshop.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Once you study this course, you will be able:
identify various sources of the research problem
formulate research objectives and hypothesis
develop an efficient research-design based on identified variables
justify sample and sampling techniques in research
identify and select appropriate research tools and techniques
demonstrate reference writing skill in different style
ABOUT TO THE COURSE
Registration Fee: Refer Addmission Portal
Number of Seats: 50#
(# First cum first serve basis & the online registration form will be disabled after the first 50 slots are filled)
ELIGIBILITY
Students Pursuing / Completed Graduate / Post Graduate / MPhil / PhD / Academicians in the Social Sciences
GENERAL INFORMATION
Duration of the Course : 1 Month
Total Module : 13 Modules
Total Assignments : 04
Main Examination : 01
Lecture Timings : On Sunday & Saturday 19:00 – 20:30 IST
ASSESSMENT SCHEME
The program includes three assignments, each worth a maximum of 30 marks.
The main open-book examination is worth a maximum of 70 marks.
COURSE SYLLABUS
Please refer to Course Syllabus