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University of Southampton

Graduate Studies, Research Methodology MPhil

Address:

School of Education, Building 32
Highfield
Southampton, UK  SO17 1BJ
United Kingdom

Phone:

011+44-23-8059-3483

Fax:

N/A

Program Information

Degree Offered

M.Phi.-Research Methodology

Format: Campus

Program Description:

The MPhil in Research Methodology is a modularised course which allows you to obtain a higher research degree by both programme work and dissertation to gain knowledge of and competence in doing research through a study of research methodology and through application in practice and to design, and conduct and write-up your own research project for publication or other purposes.
Aims:
Studying for the MPhil in Research Methodology provides an opportunity for you to:
• Understand the fundamental philosophy and methodology of social and educational research
• Experience critiquing different research methodologies and techniques
• Gain the skills for conducting and analysing research
• To design, conduct and write-up your own research project for publication or other purposes
• Acquire new skills in presenting and communicating research to different audiences
Structure & Assessment:
The programme involves six taught core units, two taught elective units and a dissertation of 20,000 – 30,000 words. As part of a flourishing research community you will be in a stimulating environment for conducting your own research, including seminars, workshops, one-to-one supervision and peer involvement.
Your dissertation will be based on research following your own professional interests and/or in your workplace. You will be allocated a dissertation supervisor with appropriate academic expertise.
Modules:
Six taught core units:
• Research Skills and Processes
• Data Collection
• Philosophical Issues in Educational Research
• Data Analysis
• Quantitative Methods
• Communicating and Disseminating Research
You then choose two taught elective units from the following choices:
• Policy and Programme Evaluation Research
• The Self in Case Study Research
• Small Group/Classroom Interaction Analysis
• Ethnographic Research
• Action Research

International Student Requirements:

If English is not your first language, the University of Southampton English Language requirements for study apply i.e.TOEFL 600 / computer based 250 or better for IELTS 6.5 or better

Tuition & Financial Aid

Financial Aid Offered: No