Name: Qualitative Research Methods
Brand: University of Amsterdam
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.6 (462 reviews)

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In this course you will be introduced to the basic ideas behind the qualitative research in social science. You will learn about data collection, description, analysis and interpretation in qualitative research. Qualitative research often involves an iterative process. We will focus on the ingredients required for this process: data collection and analysis. You won't learn how to use qualitative methods by just watching video's, so we put much stress on collecting data through observation and interviewing and on analysing and interpreting the collected data in other assignments. Obviously, the most important concepts in qualitative research will be discussed, just as we will discuss quality criteria, good practices, ethics, writing some methods of analysis, and mixing methods. We hope to take away some prejudice, and enthuse many students for qualitative research....

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Aug 8, 2020

Best course on Qualitative Research.Improved knowledge about the concepts and its application in different steps of research.Thanks to Dr.Gerben Moerman for his matchless delivering of concepts.

Jul 23, 2017

Good Course and provide me basic understanding of Qualitative Research Methods.I will be great if course PDF Transcript will be provided as in Quantitative course instead of Presentation Slides.

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Jan 13, 2026

My submission has been done and graded, but for some reason, I am stuck and can't get past it, even though I have completed the required number of peer reviews to complete it. The course is 99.9% completed, yet I can't get past that or even see that I have completed the course or certificate. I need to proceed, as this is a specialization course, but I feel stuck

By Henry K

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Feb 17, 2026

The instructor is unnecessarily energetic and hence distracting. The powerpoint is poorly prepared with odd font and is often disorganised, Also he wastes much precious time in discussing the origin and background of the theory rather than contextualize it directly, leaving the abstract theory more confusing and boring.