Research Methods & Approaches
Research Methods & Approaches

Available Courses

Lab Skills Workshop: How to do and describe robust lab experiments (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences)
AI Assisted Grant Writing
Analysing lab data and choosing lab techniques for research projects: Interactive Workshop
Biomedical Imaging in Research - face to face (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences)
Building digital capabilities for researchers - standalone online learning course
C Programming for Engineers (Standalone)
Critical Appraisal of the Scientific Literature Online (clinical focus)
Engineering with Society: Introduction to Responsible Innovation (Standalone)
Flow Cytometry Data Analysis: Basic concepts and use of Kaluza - online (All Faculties)
Getting Started with Mixed Methods Research (webinar)
Identifying and Managing Intellectual Property issues in Research - Online
Introduction to Flow Cytometry (online) - All Faculties
Introduction to quantitative research - standalone online learning course
Introduction to quantitative research methods
Introduction to Stata (online resources)
Introduction to Statistics with SPSS face to face (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences)
Literature searching and the literature review - standalone online learning course
MATLAB for Engineers (standalone online learning course)
Mind Matters: Looking after your mental wellbeing during your PhD (online)
Mixed methods research designs - standalone online learning course
Preparing for your Engineering Progression Review (UK)
Preparing for your Viva (Webinar)
Project managing your research (moderated online learning course)
Python Programming for Scientists (Faculty of Science researchers only)
Quantitative Evidence Synthesis (Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences)
Quantitative Methods for Engineers (Standalone online)
Research Data Management (standalone online learning course)
Research Integrity Week
Research Metrics: What they are, why they matter and how to use them responsibly
Responsible and Effective use of Generative AI across the Research Lifecycle
RTP - Understanding Research Finance - access to session recording
Theory of Experimental Design
Time to Write (2 hour)
Time to Write 1 Day (Online)
Writing Scientific Abstracts (Faculty of Science and M&HS Researchers)
Writing Scientific Abstracts Online (Faculty of Science & MHS PGRs only)

Dates Available

Course NameLocationStart DateAll DatesTimesPlaces AvailableBook
Research Metrics: What they are, why they matter and how to use them responsiblyMicrosoft Teams01 December 202601 December 20262:00pm - 3:00pm48
Time to Write (2 hour)Online Course27 May 202727 May 20272:00pm - 4:00pm28