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SWK 882: Comparative Approaches To
Social Work Research:
Qualitative Methods
3 credits
This course is designed to help students develop knowledge, skills and comfort with qualitative research methods, as an additional alternative in social work research. Discussions address ontological, epistemological, axiological, rhetorical and methodological aspects of the qualitative approach to research and applications relevant to social work and social welfare.
Learning Goals
1. demonstrate understanding of philosophical and historical context of qualitative research;2. be familiar with basic assumptions of the qualitative research paradigm as it compares to the quantitative paradigm;3. develop their ability to select a research topic, formulate research questions, choose an appropriate sampling strategy, collect and analyze data, and write a research report;4. demonstrate sensitivity to issues in interviewing across cultural and social boundaries;5. develop understanding of approaches for gaining access, empowering and emancipating participants in the interview process and using the data as a tool for change;6. acquire knowledge of salient professional and ethical issues in conducting qualitative research;7. develop knowledge of major traditions of qualitative research.
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Sections Offered: Spring 2024 |
| Comparative Approaches To Social Work Research: Qualitative Methods |
| 0404-882-001 |
R. Berger |
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Mon |
6:10 pm - 8:10 pm |
GC - SWB 306 |
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