The Study Skills service offers support and learning materials to enhance your study and academic skills. These are co-created by students, lecturers and study skills experts.
The library holds many resources to help you improve your academic skills at all levels of study and research. Here are some examples.
The Study Skills Handbook
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The Basics of Essay Writing
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Methods include: qualitative and quantitative methods; fieldwork; participation observation; visual analysis of photographs and video; interviews; discourse analysis, market research.
Vast database of full-text handbooks, videos and case studies of qualitative and quantitative research methods. Also includes a research project planner, with step by step help on each stage of the research process, for all types of dissertation or research project.
Sage Research Methods: Business combines practical how-to guides, case studies of real research projects, video tutorials, and practice datasets for a well-rounded learning experience for conducting academic or workplace studies. Content is aimed at a range of expertise levels. Spanning the entire process, from identifying a testable question to applying the results in business decision-making, this collection equips users with the skills and knowledge to undertake effective and robust business research.
Browse Library Search to find materials, for example: indigenous methods or behavioural research or digital literacy.
A guide designed to encourage creative thinking in business offers techniques, hints, and tricks for generating ideas and offers dozens of success stories.
This best-selling text pioneered the comparison of qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research design.
