Social Science Research Methods in Public Health (B202.20.21)
Universität Zürich / Institut für Epidemiologie, Biostatistik und Prävention / Koordinationsstelle Public Health
18.10.2021 - 20.10.2021 University of Bern, Switzerland
Data limite per la applicazione:August 18th 2021
Contenuti (corsi)
Characteristics of good research questions • Quantitative and qualitative social science research methods • Sampling issues (types of sampling, recruitment of participants) • Ethical issues related to field work • Data collection methods (individual interviews and focus groups, questionnaire) • Data analysis methods (statistical analysis, content analysis) • Feasibility of a planned project with respect to available resources (time, staffing, budget)
Characteristics of good research questions • Quantitative and qualitative social science research methods • Sampling issues (types of sampling, recruitment of participants) • Ethical issues related to field work • Data collection methods (individual interviews and focus groups, questionnaire) • Data analysis methods (statistical analysis, content analysis) • Feasibility of a planned project with respect to available resources (time, staffing, budget)
Obiettivi didattici, obiettivi del training
https://www.public-health-edu.ch/moduldetails?cc=B202.20.21&zuteilung=bern&jahr=2021&lang=en
https://www.public-health-edu.ch/moduldetails?cc=B202.20.21&zuteilung=bern&jahr=2021&lang=en
Annotazioni
Teaching language is English.
Teaching language is English.
Informazioni ed Iscrizioni:
Mr. Manfred Müller
Ricerca dell Sanita Pubblica, Sanità Pubblica (Public Health)
Tipo di titolo
MPH
MPH
Metodo educativo
A tempo pieno
A tempo pieno
Durata
3 Giorni
3 Giorni
Lingua
Inglese
Inglese
Punti accrediti
2 ECTS - Points
2 ECTS - Points
Costi
CHF 1.600,00
CHF 1.600,00
Contatto organizzatori
Hirschengraben 84
8001 Zürich
Switzerland
Hirschengraben 84
8001 Zürich
Switzerland
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