Seminars, Journal Clubs, & Events

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LISS Doctoral Training Partnership courses

Training programme for social science students with the London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership, offering Core and Advanced Social Methods Training as well as short courses led by students, academics, and partners.

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Health Communication Lab

The Health Communication Lab is a workshop where researchers who have a broad interest in the intersection between health and healthcare and communication and language can meet.

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Health Ethnography Reading Group

This group is for discussions around methodological, epistemological and practical concerns related to doing ethnography in health and health services research.

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Mental Health Research Meetings

These meeting are aimed to be an open forum for staff in KCL and SLaM doing work in Mental Health. Discussion topics include current research, research ideas, challenges we are facing or new ideas for grants to discuss with peers and help each other.

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Qualitative Methods Journal Club

This Society for the Study of Addictions journal club, aimed at increasing knowledge of qualitative research practice in addictions, is no longer running, but past events are available online as a learning resource.

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Free Online Course: Qualitative Research Methods for Mental Health in War and Conflict

This free course is open for new learners to sign up at any time.

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Online Course: Research Methods: A Practical Guide to Peer and Community Research

This practical, ten-week course from King’s College London provides an overview of all aspects of research, with the principle aim to support and empower people to conduct their own research to initiate positive social change

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