The work of ISSR is broad, multi-disciplinary, and informed by the latest developments in social science theory and methods.
The ISSR Social Research Methods Courses are designed for those who need to use, understand, and interpret social research data, but who may not have a background or training in qualitative or quantitative research methods and analysis.
Our courses are ideal for professionals in government, non-government organisations, university staff, and postgraduate students who want to learn more about social science methods and translate research into policy and practice.
Our courses provide participants with practical skills and content-relevant knowledge that they can immediately apply to their work.
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Upcoming courses
Gathering and Analysing Qualitative Data
Learn how to design, collect, analyse, and make evidence-informed decisions based on qualitative or mixed methods data.
Delivery: Online
Evaluating Social, Health and Human Service Programs
Develop your skills to plan, conduct, and commission social, health or human service program evaluations with our expert team.
Delivery: Online
Data Literacy, Storytelling and Influencing Decision-makers
Learn to identify, interpret, and draw informed conclusions from a range of data sources, and translate these insights into compelling narratives to influence policy and practice.
Delivery: Online
Survey Design
Learn how to identify when a survey is appropriate, choose a suitable sampling method and survey mode, create a valid, quality, well tested instrument, and adhere to ethical guidelines.
Delivery: Online
From Data to Insight: Applied Introduction to Quantitative Data Analysis
Learn the fundamentals of data handling and statistical analysis for social science research.
Delivery: Online
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