The library provides access to lots of resources to help you as you work on your own research projects. These include a number of books focusing on research methodology (which you can search for using Library Search), and the resource Sage Research Methods.
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 is a collection of resources which provide a comprehensive guide to all stages of the research process.
In Sage Research Methods you will find reference works, ebooks, journal articles, case studies, datasets, videos and podcasts.
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Includes hundreds of videos, essays, case studies and practice sources which introduce the key methods and approaches that scholars take when working with primary sources
Research Skills Foundations introduces humanities and social-science students to the key approaches and methodologies of working with primary source material. Designed to be used in the classroom or for independent study, this module of AM Research Skills will empower students to engage with primary sources and assess historical evidence with confidence.
A collection of open access research methods resources.
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.
Research Skills Foundations introduces humanities and social-science students to the key approaches and methodologies of working with primary source material. Designed to be used in the classroom or for independent study, this module of AM Research Skills will empower students to engage with primary sources and assess historical evidence with confidence.
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