Name: Research Methodologies
Brand: Queen Mary University of London
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.7 (134 reviews)

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This course focuses on research methodologies. In this vein, the focus will be placed on qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, sampling approaches, and primary and secondary data collection. The course begins with a discussion on qualitative research approaches, looking at focus groups, personal interviews, ethnography, case studies and action research. We will also discuss quantitative research methods with a focus on experimental research design and survey methodology. There will be an exploration of the sampling design process and different sampling approaches, including probability and non-probability sampling as well as sample size and non-response issues. We will look at the nature and scope of primary and secondary data, and the importance of measurement. We will look at the role of the Internet in market research as well as non-comparative scaling techniques. The course ends with a discussion on different data collection approaches, with a focus on observation, content analysis, narrative research, phenomenology, and the collection of data using ethnography....

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Jul 18, 2025

In this I have got more knowledge about research methodology and its completely change my perspective, I want to thank the MUJ team and Coursera learning which provides me such a great concept.

May 2, 2025

I would give 5 stars cause I know that I am the problem. I had difficult understanding some of the discussions. I am more of a multi modal learner but still a remarkable course.

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Mar 6, 2025

The lecturer mostly read the slides and does not show any enthusiasm during the course. Some practice assignments must be reviewed as some questions are incomplete or are actually the answer to the previous question. Overall, it was a bad experience compared to other courses taken on Coursera. I would suggest watching the Qualitative Research Methods course by the University of Amsterdam to see a properly engaged lecturer who does not read slides.