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Courses

ECPR Methods School at General Conference

  • 26–29 Aug 2025 CITY College, University of York Europe Campus
  • 7 courses
  • Up to 4 ECTS Per course
  • In person Delivery format

Courses

Analysing your Qualitative Data with MAXQDA

Learn to conduct your research with MAXQDA24, the leading software for qualitative data analysis. This interactive course combines live teaching with practical, try-at-home exercises.

Andreas Müller

26–28 Aug 2025

Introduction to Qualitative Comparative Analysis

Gain practical skills in qualitative comparative analysis as you learn to design your research, analyse data, use specialised software, and effectively communicate your findings.

Seweryn Krupnik

26–28 Aug 2025

Political Ethnography: Method, Sensibility, Writing

Get introduced to the core principles of political ethnography. You'll learn ethnographic methods and writing, research design, quality and ethics, and gain practical experience in studying politics and power in a range of contexts.

Kristin Anabel Eggeling

26–28 Aug 2025

Populism Research Today: Challenges and Innovations

Familiarise yourself with the long history of populist phenomena as well as with the various attempts by political research to map, interpret and theorise them diachronically, with emphasis on the limitations of mainstream approaches.

Yannis Stavrakakis

26–28 Aug 2025

Process Tracing Methods

Learn about when process tracing can be used and how it can be applied most effectively. Experience the key aspects of process tracing through practical, hands-on advice and techniques that can be applied in your own research project.

Wouter Wolfs

26–28 Aug 2025

Quantitative Text Analysis and Machine Learning using R

Learn to understand political science literatures using common quantitative text analysis approaches and how to interpret the results with the most common methods used by social scientists.

Zoë Greene

26–28 Aug 2025