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Courses

Methods School

  • 16–27 Feb 2026 Online
  • 10 courses
  • Up to 4 ECTS Per course
  • Online 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

16–20 Feb 2026

Case Study Research: Method and Practice

Learn key concepts and techniques for qualitative case studies and process tracing. On this course, you'll acquire practical skills for implementing robust case studies in various research contexts.

Ingo Rohlfing

23–27 Feb 2026

Critical Discourse Analysis

Acquire the skills to apply Critical Discourse Analysis and its central, Discourse-Historical Approach, to analyse contemporary political discourse in your research.

Michal Krzyzanowski

16–20 Feb 2026

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

16–20 Feb 2026

Introduction to R

Short course

Learn how to approach the most common analysis tasks in R with confidence, from exporting your results from R to writing an academic paper or report using Rmarkdown.

Akos Mate

16–17 Feb 2026

Political Ethnography: Method, Sensibility, Writing

Get introduced to the core principles of political ethnography. You'll cover 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

16–20 Feb 2026

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

16–20 Feb 2026

Survey Design

Learn to independently plan, design, and conduct surveys, gaining essential knowledge and skills in research design, sampling, measurement techniques, questionnaire design, survey experiments, and data quality assessment.

Julia Partheymüller

25–27 Feb 2026

Writing up Academic Research: Moving from Data to Story

Learn key strategies for academic writing, including how to begin and maintain momentum, distinguish between narration and description, report research clearly, and effectively situate your argument within the text.

Kristin Anabel Eggeling

23–27 Feb 2026