WORKSHOP: Qualitative research design and methods in public health

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This elective workshop aims to introduce the principles, methods, and techniques used in conducting qualitative research in public health. It is intended for master and PhD students in public health who are interested in and/or plan to conduct qualitative research as part of their thesis projects. The students will have an opportunity to reflect on key principles of qualitative research and also gain hands-on experience in applying qualitative research methods and techniques. To enable this, the workshop will include theoretical (lecture) and practical (interactive) components. In the theoretical parts, students will attend online live lectures and engage in discussions on key content areas, while the practical component will provide an opportunity to apply the acquired knowledge through online group activities and discussions.

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