About this Event
Are you second-guessing your analytic decisions?
Many researchers reach the stage of developing themes and realise they are:
• unsure whether their themes are sufficiently conceptual
• working without a clear analytic framework
• struggling to articulate their analytic claim
• concerned their analysis may lack conceptual depth
This two-day masterclass supports researchers through the full analytic progression — from coding through to coherent, defensible themes and their articulation in writing.
Enrolments close on Friday 27th March so that materials and preparation can be finalised.
Times for this online event:
8am-3pm GMT+1 (daylight savings time)
This research training is:
- Engaging, hands-on, and interactive
- Designed to build researchers knowledge, skills and confidence to deepen your understanding of qualitative research and successfully conduct thematic analysis
- Based on first hand qualitative research and education experience and has been delivered extensively in Australia and internationally
- Interdisciplinary and suitable for both experienced researchers and those new to qualitative research
Real world and practical:
- This training draws on real-world examples from qualitative research projects, using thematic analysis, and other qualitative methodologies that the facilitator has undertaken; as well as practical examples to work through to help you conduct your own rigorous research.
- Participants each receive a resource pack full of activities we work through during the training.
Day 1 enables participants to:
- Have a strong understanding of the core aspects of qualitative research
- Explore and differentiate between essentialist, contextualist, and constructionist approaches to thematic analysis
- Be guided through each individual stage of thematic analysis via expertly crafted and supported activities
- Gain the skills and confidence to successfully complete a research project using thematic analysis
Day 2 enables participants to:
- Apply thematic analysis across essentialist, contextualist, and constructionist theoretical approaches
- Explore the importance of subjectivity and reflexivity in qualitative research
- Have a strong grounding in the distinctions between the three schools of thematic analysis (reflexive, codebook and coding reliability)
- Explore the relationship between thematic analysis and other qualitative approaches (e.g., discourse analysis, grounded theory interpretative phenomenological analysis)
- Use thematic analysis with a range of data types (e.g. images, webpages)
Participants receive:
- Pre-training material: Preparatory content to participants two weeks before training
- Two days of interactive online training
- Certificate of Completion
- Option available to book in for one-on-one, post Masterclass support
Flexible Learning Options Available:
Whether you prefer face-to-face interaction or the convenience of online learning, we’ve got you covered! Get in touch for face-to-face Masterclass dates.
Exclusive Delivery Option:
Get in touch to enquire about exclusive Masterclass delivery to your school, faculty or research group.
Email: [email protected]
Feedback from previous masterclass participants:
- Excellent presentation, very helpful for current research practice. Interactive, paring work encouraged, learning and sharing of experience.
- Hugely helpful in thinking about my own methodology (grounded theory), different epistemologies and how they apply to real life.
- Very interactive and interesting activities throughout, great examples for own research.
- Brilliant workshop and very competent and articulate lecturer.
- Claire has great energy and passion, pulls you in, great delivery.
- The practicality of this session was fantastic. Thank you Claire!
- Oh my God, I love listening to a knowledgeable researcher who can communicate clearly and teaches well, thank you Claire.
- Claire presented everything in a very approachable and interesting way. Amazing workshop.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Dublin, Ireland
EUR 376.37
