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Research Methodology Simplified
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(2 ratings)
12 students

Research Methodology Simplified

This course offers you extensive but easy to follow guide on how to start your research project
Last updated 8/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Research
  • Definition of Research Methodology
  • Population and Sampling
  • Data collection methods
  • Quantitative vs Qualitative
  • Data analysis

Course content

12 sections12 lectures1h 8m total length
  • Introduction6:54

Requirements

  • No prerequisites

Description

If you are looking for an easy-to-follow but extensive guide on how to start your research journey, whether you are a university or a secondary school student, even if you are a member of the public seeking to dig in depth any particular subject, this is a course to start with.

Dr Norpadzlihatun is a mid-career researcher with a successful track record. She performed research at local and international-based institutions while finishing her tertiary education and during her term as a Senior Lecturer. She received multiple awards in the international and local award ceremonies for her outstanding research output.

Under her supervision, she managed to help undergraduate and postgraduate students to finish their research projects, since 2008 till now. She received local and international students as her supervisee from all over the globe including from the UAE, Indonesia, Yemen, Libya, and Malaysia. At Udemy, her line of short courses was bought by students living in Europe and Asia.

Making use of her vast experience, a course that is simplified and easy to follow to start a research project has been curated. This course explores the definition of Research Methodology, Population and sampling, Data Collection methods, Quantitative vs Qualitative, and Data Analysis. Examples were given at the end of this course for students to be able to use to showcase their research output.



Who this course is for:

  • University undergraduate or postgraduate students
  • Marketers to survey markets
  • Academicians
  • Secondary school teachers or students
  • The public