The keynote speakers for this one-day seminar are  Dr Johanna Waters (University of Oxford) and Professor Catherine Montgomery (University of Bath). The deadline for submission of abstracts is 10 [...]

This conference will explore the current progress in studying the human translator in an historical and cultural context. It will explore current progress in studying the [...]

This is a two-day workshop for a small group of participants who are interested in using multiple methods in their research designs. It is primarily [...]

This course offers a practical, hands-on guide to doing collaborative research. It will cover different histories of different kinds of collaborative work; how collaborations emerge; how [...]

The training is an opportunity for researchers, no matter what stage of their career, to develop their skills and feel comfortable handling media interviews. In [...]

This advanced training event will help you to use solicited diary method to gather qualitative information. You will learn about gathering, handling, analysing and reporting [...]

"Make Social Science Great: Shifting the political voice of the social sciences" is an ESRC funded event looking at what better ways of ordering and ideas [...]

In this three day course, you will use practical exercises and case studies to examine power relations within participatory research. You will develop your own existing participatory research [...]

This two-day course provides advanced training in urban ethnographic research. The course is designed to develop knowledge and understanding of ethnographic research through urban field [...]

The organisers of the "Digital Communities: Interdisciplinary Perspective" postgraduate conference encourage a wide range of submissions for 15-20 minutes presentations, organised into three topical blocks. The thematic topics are: [...]

This one-day symposium is aimed at exploring the emotional dimension of being and becoming academic. The symposium will involve presentations from students, workshops, creative activities and panel [...]

This two day workshop examines how you can write with impact about your research and how you can help others (your students and research assistants) [...]

Gary Alan Fine is James E Johnson Professor of Sociology at Northwestern University, Illinois.  His wide-ranging work includes: Understanding difficult reputations and problematic collective memories [...]

This session at the WISERD Annual Conference on 5-6 July 2017 is modelled on the well-known 'three minute thesis' format. You are invited to present [...]

The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Pre/Postdoctoral Fellowship for Foreign Researchers (Short Term) provides the opportunity for researchers based outside of Japan to [...]