The aim of this module is to introduce Undergraduate students to qualitative research methods. This course will provide an overview of different methodologies,...

The aim of this module is to introduce Undergraduate students to qualitative research methods. This course will provide an overview of different methodologies, such as ethnographic methods, grounded theory and standpoint theory, and methods, including different types of Interviews and Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Students will also gain practical skills in coding of qualitative data, data analysis and data interpretation. After completion of this course, students will have knowledge and skills to carrying out humanitarian research using qualitative methods.

The international community has evolved a system for responding to major humanitarian emergencies. This module will explain the structure and dynamics of this...

The international community has evolved a system for responding to major humanitarian emergencies. This module will explain the structure and dynamics of this humanitarian  relief system, describe how it functions at international, national and other levels, and the challenges it faces during crises and disasters. It will enable students to become familiar with the major issues and trends associated with modern humanitarianism and the methodologies, tools, and guidelines used when responding to disasters. Examples will illustrate the principal challenges and achievements in the field. The module will build knowledge of practical, theoretical and ethical approaches to humanitarian action. Standards, norms and protocols will be discussed. Relief appeals and the donor system will be covered in this module.

 

The module will make a significant use of examples, scenarios, exercises and case studies to facilitate the development of critical thinking.

This module will serve as an introduction to the digitisation of cultural and heritage materials in the library, archive, museums and galleries sector. This...