Designing and Managing Your Research Project
Core Skills for Social and Health Research
- David Thomas - University of Auckland, New Zealand
- Ian D Hodges
Research Design
The book covers:
" choosing research methods
" developing research objectives
" writing proposals
" literature reviews
" getting ethics approval
" seeking funding
" managing a project
" software skills
" working with colleagues and supervisors
" communicating research findings
" writing reports, theses and journal articles
" careers in research.
Designing and Managing Your Research Project includes lots of examples, case studies and practical exercises to help you learn the research skills you will need and also to help you complete crucial project tasks. A key feature is its user-friendly guidance on planning projects and accessing information from the Internet.
This is a great book for students at the beginning of any design project. The structure of the book allows students to dip in and out of it. This makes for a very useful book to use in conjunction with other research literature.
Excellent resource book.
A useful book as a supplement to others. Good for students with very little social science experience.
a good book that covers all the key elements required when desinging and planning research projects
There are so many well-established books in this field that I hesitate to add new ones to the booklist. However, this new arrival goes beyond the 'how to write a dissertation' approach, making it particularly useful for advanced postgraduate and even doctoral students. Definitely a worthwhile addition to this burgeoning field.
A useful book. Its structure allows grasping immediately a general picture of how to design and run a research project.
I good intro text for students studying research in the early stages of their course. They can return to the text at later stages as their skills develop.
This is amongst the book that I am using in my course. One of the few book that touch the project management aspect of social science research.
This book will be useful for students in their second year who have to complete a project. The book has an easy to follow style and includes some examples that will assist the students to develop their work
A useful book for Masters and PhD students