University of Nottingham ESRC DTC
Advanced Training Registration 2015-16 - Midlands Graduate School
Students from Warwick or Birmingham are welcome to join the Nottingham DTC’s advanced training courses. You
will not undertake the assessment, and therefore gain no formal credits, but you will be issued with a certificate of
attendance upon successful completion (i.e. attendance in full). Courses are free to Midlands Graduate School
students, but please register using this form.
Please complete this form accurately and return to: esrc-dtc@nottingham.ac.uk
Your Details:
Title
(Dr/Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss)
First Name
Surname
Gender
Current Position
Highest Qualification
Current Degree Programme
(MA/PhD)
Discipline
Which Midlands Graduate School
University are you registered at?
(delete/circle as appropriate)
Are you ESRC Funded?
(Yes/No)
University of Birmingham
University of Warwick
Your Contact Details:
Note, it is very important that you provide accurate details and ensure that you visit your spam email regularly to avoid delays in
receiving communications
Address:
Building Name/Number
Street/Road
Town/City
Postcode
Email Address:
Telephone Number:
Course Details:
Please indicate the Advance Training Courses that you would like to attend by putting an ‘x’ in the appropriate box
Date 2015-16
Course Name
Thursdays 13:30-16:30:
28/01/16 – 17/03/16 and
7/4/16 – 14/4/16
Thursdays 13:30-16:30:
28/01/16 – 17/03/16 and
7/4/16 – 14/4/16
B74EIS Evaluating Interventions, Services and Health and Social Care
11 & 12 Feb
M14201 Measurement Models
B74CSR Principles and Processes of Comprehensive Systematic
Review
Participants should have studied quantitative methods at Masters or equivalent level to attend
this module
2 & 3 March
M34175 Children and Research
17 & 18 March
M14205 Social Epidemiology: theories and methods for understanding
the social determinants of health
Participants should have studied quantitative methods at Masters or equivalent level to attend
this module
19 & 20 March
M14205 Structural Equation Modelling
Participants should have studied quantitative methods at Masters or equivalent level to attend
this module
5 & 6 May
L34096 Archival Methods
Participants should have studied qualitative methods at Masters or equivalent level
9 & 10 May
L34097 Researching Media, Culture and Society
Participants should have studied qualitative methods at Masters or equivalent level
9 & 10 May
L34114 / L34116 / L34100 Individual and Group Interviews
Participants should have studied qualitative methods at Masters or equivalent level
18 & 19 May
L34111 Researching Public Policy and Management
19 & 20 May
B74MMR Mixed Methods in Health Research
Participants should have studied qualitative methods at Masters or equivalent level
18 & 21 April
Corpus Linguistics
Doing Ethnography
Participants should have studied qualitative methods at Masters or equivalent level
6 & 7 June (L34095)
2 & 3 June (L34115)
This module runs twice – please state if you have a date preference, otherwise
we will fill L34095 first, then L34115
2 & 3 June
Intermediate Quantitative Analysis
Participants should have studied qualitative methods at Masters or equivalent level
Course pre-requisites:
Note, it is very important that you complete this section prior to submission
Please provide details on how you meet
the course
pre-requisite
Please note that pre-requisites are noted under each
module title above
A module guide with further details about each of these modules can be found at:
http://workspace.nottingham.ac.uk/display/ESRCh/DTC+Module+Guide
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