SK 322
Qual Rsch Methods & Analysis
This course introduces grounded theory, qualitative methods and analyses used in social work
research. Formal approaches include interviews, open ended responses, focus groups and
ethnography used for understanding phenomena and answering questions about inclusiveness,
ownership, diversity and practice-based research.
Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year
3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.
This course introduces grounded theory, qualitative methods and analyses used in social work
research. Formal approaches include interviews, open ended responses, focus groups and
ethnography used for understanding phenomena and answering questions about inclusiveness,
ownership, diversity and practice-based research.
Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year
3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.
This course introduces grounded theory, qualitative methods and analyses used in social work
research. Formal approaches include interviews, open ended responses, focus groups and
ethnography used for understanding phenomena and answering questions about inclusiveness,
ownership, diversity and practice-based research.
Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year
3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.
