This course is perfect for new learners who want to gain an introduction to research skills needed to succeed in university. It covers topics such as how to find and evaluate sources, how to use library resources, and how to cite sources correctly. Learners will also have the opportunity to ask questions and get advice from experienced researchers during the Q&A sessions. With this course, learners will be able to develop the research skills needed to succeed in university and beyond. Click now to discover the research skills you need to succeed!

This four-week course from the University of Hull will equip you with the digital skills you need to become a successful digital researcher. You'll learn about the different aspects of scholarly communication, such as research, data collection and analysis, authoring, peer-review, publication and discovery and dissemination. You'll also explore research ethics and data management, and use networking to create opportunities for collaboration with other scholars. With the combined knowledge of the university’s specialists at your fingertips, you’ll be able to effectively share and use your research to make an impact. This course is perfect for postgraduate students and staff undertaking research in a higher education setting.

This course on Research Ethics provides an in-depth understanding of the underlying tenets of conducting qualitative research. It covers topics such as academic integrity, transparency, accountability, trust in academic and research endeavours, originality of work, proper citations and references, ethical writing, plagiarism issues, reference management tools, and more. It is designed to help students, faculty members, and research scholars understand the importance of ethical research and writing, and equip them with the necessary skills to avoid plagiarism and other unethical practices.

This ten-week course from King's College London provides an overview of research methods to empower people to initiate positive social change. You'll learn how to plan, conduct, and disseminate good quality ethical research, identify and choose research methods to address your question, and evaluate and analyse qualitative, survey or routinely-available data results. You'll also get advice from leading academics at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, and feedback from Black Thrive and Thrive LDN. This course is ideal for those interested in becoming peer researchers, community researchers, service user or survivor researchers in fields such as psychology or social science, or for all researchers looking to use quantitative methods.