Elsa Roddy and William McCourt, BA in International Development at Maynooth University
Elsa and William are two of our graduating students from the B.A in International Development course which we run in conjunction with Maynooth University. The joint course started in 2013, and this year the first intake of students completed their studies. Both William and Elsa graduated with Honours, and were recently conferred in Maynooth.
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DSAI Research Methods Summer School: Exploring Practices and Challenges in the Field
This Summer School explores research methods for development. It will focus on methods in quantitative projects, qualitative projects, and monitoring and evaluation. Specifically, it will aim to explore the building blocks of research, how it is that we collect and make sense of statistical and text data for research. The workshop will aim to address questions that remain pertinent in working with Irish Aid funded results frameworks.
www.dsaireland.org/events/2017/06/27/dsai-summer-school-research-methods-summer-school/
Please RSVP and pay via Eventbrite on or before June 22nd. Full details are on the DSA Ireland site.
Date: 27 and 28 June 2017
Time: 09:00 - 17:00
Location: TRISS Seminar Room, 6th Floor, Arts Building
Cost: €100
DSAI Summer School - Research Methods Summer School: Exploring Practice and Challenges in the Field
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