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Psych: Social Sciences and Health Research - Research training
The Federation Fellowship research program addresses emerging questions in the field of applied medical anthropology and public health, and the conduct of this work maintains an international edge in the field of social science. Social science research does not require extensive infrastructure but needs a diversity of researchers to bring creative talents, skills, and approaches to the research. Professor Manderson is committed to supporting and drawing on researchers locally and internationally from various ethnic backgrounds, and from different but related disciplines. By valuing and including the strengths of other disciplines into research training, this component of the study ensures a critical mass of researchers with a wide-ranging capacity in chronic disease and well-being.
INTERNATIONAL
Lenore MANDERSON: Lectures and seminars at School of Public Health and School of Education, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.:
- Doing a PhD
- Writing for Publication
- Using qualitative research and case studies in public health research
- Interplay between quantitative and qualitative research
- Using ethnography and qualitative methods in doctoral research
- Visual ethnography and educational research: Schooling and child labour in Bangladesh - "A Kind of Childhood"
- Academic seminar: Chronic disease, disability and resilience in Malaysia
Milica MARKOVIC: Khon Kaen University, Thailand. July 2006
- Gender sensitive research
- Feminist research
- Publishing for different audiences
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