- Course Code :
REM 401
- Level :
Undergraduate
- Course Hours :
3.00
Hours
- Department :
Department of Economics
Instructor information :
Area of Study :
This course examines the conceptualization and development of research projects in the field of political science, economics, public administration and political media. It offers deep and scientific critical review of qualitative and quantitative research methods. Students prepare their research papers related to their fields and establish a plan of survey under the supervision of their professors who are either their advisors or part of their panel in the final presentation
Course Goals:
• Draw the relationship between using quantitative and qualitative methods in the same and different research topics.
• Address the most appropriate and feasible data gathering techniques to evoke the message intended from the research.
• Become at ease with respect to using and being exposed to different forms of information.
• Construct an academic research up to the national, regional and international niveau.
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This course examines the conceptualization and development of research projects in the field of political science, economics, public administration and political media. It offers deep and scientific critical review of qualitative and quantitative research methods. Students prepare their research papers related to their fields and establish a plan of survey under the supervision of their professors who are either their advisors or part of their panel in the final presentation.
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Books:
Recommended books :
Keith F. Punch, Introduction to Social Research: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches, Sage Publications, London, 2013.
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