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全学自由研究ゼミナール(PEAK)(Introduction to Qualitative Research) (Introduction to Qualitative Research Method)
Introduction to Qualitative Research Method
<Overview>
This course is designed to familiarize students with qualitative research method used in sociology, anthropology, educational studies, and other fields in social sciences.
From Week 1 to 4, students will learn what qualitative research is, how qualitative research methods are used and designed in social science research through reading assignments and lectures and discuss its significance and limitations.
From Week 5o to 9 (no class in Week8), students will learn how to conduct research using interviews, how it is practiced in social science research, as well as will actually conduct interviews and analyze data.
From Week 10 to 13, plus a supplementary class, students will learn how to conduct research using observation, how it is practiced, and then will actually conduct fieldwork and analyze the data.
<Objectives>
Students will be able to
- understand the basic theories involved in what qualitative methods are and how they are practiced
- critically discuss the significance and limitations of qualitative methods, and
- conduct interviews and observations with attention to research ethics.
This course is designed to familiarize students with qualitative research method used in sociology, anthropology, educational studies, and other fields in social sciences.
From Week 1 to 4, students will learn what qualitative research is, how qualitative research methods are used and designed in social science research through reading assignments and lectures and discuss its significance and limitations.
From Week 5o to 9 (no class in Week8), students will learn how to conduct research using interviews, how it is practiced in social science research, as well as will actually conduct interviews and analyze data.
From Week 10 to 13, plus a supplementary class, students will learn how to conduct research using observation, how it is practiced, and then will actually conduct fieldwork and analyze the data.
<Objectives>
Students will be able to
- understand the basic theories involved in what qualitative methods are and how they are practiced
- critically discuss the significance and limitations of qualitative methods, and
- conduct interviews and observations with attention to research ethics.
時間割／共通科目コード
コース名
教員
学期
時限
30587
CAS-TC1200S1
全学自由研究ゼミナール(PEAK)(Introduction to Qualitative Research) (Introduction to Qualitative Research Method)
高橋 史子
水曜1限
マイリストに追加
マイリストから削除
講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
実務経験のある教員による授業科目
NO
他学部履修
不可
開講所属
教養学部（前期課程）
授業計画
<What is Qualitative Research Method?>
Week 1
Guidance
What is qualitative research and how is qualitative research investigation used in society?
Week 2
Reading Qualitative Research
Week 3
Qualitative Research Design
Week 4
Research Ethics
<Interview＞
Week 5
How to conduct Interview
Week 6
Reading Research Using Interviews
Week 7
Prepare and Practice Interview
Week 8
NO CLASS.
Students are expected to conduct interviews outside class and create transcripts.
Week 9
Analyzing Interview Data
⇒Submit Assignment 1 (due at the end of June)
<Observation and Fieldwork>
Week 10
How to conduct Fieldwork
Week 11
Reading Research based on Fieldwork
Week 12
Prepare and Practice Observation and Fieldwork
Week 13
Fieldwork (TBC: May be conducted outside of class hours)
Supplementary Class (19 July)
Analyzing Fieldwork Data
⇒Submit Assignment 2 (due at the end of July)
授業の方法
Lecture and Workshop
成績評価方法
Attendance and Reading Assignment: 30%
Assignment 1 (Analysis of Interview Data): 35%
Assignment 2(Analysis of Fieldwork Data): 35%
履修上の注意
- Please attend the guidance in Week 1, if you consider taking this course.
- Reading Assignments will be provided on ITC-LMS.Students are required to finish the assignment before each class.
