Research and Innovation
Qualitative Focus Group Discussion: from theory to practice
| Presenter | Associate Prof Gretchen Ennis | |
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| Location | Online | |
| Open to | HDR candidates | |
This course is for those who are already familiar with qualitative research and looking to further their understanding of the mechanics of setting up a focus group-based research project, and the skills and practicalities of moderating focus groups.
About the speaker:
A/Prof Gretchen Ennis is a Social Research & Evaluation Specialist. She has spent over a decade as a social worker and community-academic. Gretchen is an experienced social work and community development practitioner, educator, social researcher, evaluation consultant, musician and art-maker.
This workshop is a part of the Research Enhancement Program
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