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Module Title LM Research Methods
SchoolBirmingham Business School
Department Birmingham Business School
Module Code 07 29535
Module Lead Agnieszka Chidlow
Level Masters Level
Credits 10
Semester Semester 2
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions None
Contact Hours Lecture-30 hours
Guided independent study-70 hours
Total: 100 hours
Exclusions
Description This module is intended to provide students with a critical awareness of both quantitative and qualitative research methods and how they are applied to the field of management.

Topics that may be covered in this module may include:
  • Secondary data sources and literature reviews
  • Quantitative methods such as surveys and statistical methods of data analysis
  • Ethical considerations in conducting research
  • Issues around research method validity and limitations
By the end of the module students should have developed the knowledge and understanding to effectively design and write up a research project.
Learning Outcomes By the end of the module students should be able to:
  • Demonstrate a conceptual understanding and critical awareness of the main methods for conducting management research
  • Conduct a comprehensive and critical literature review
  • Understand and evaluate the key components required of an original and effective research dissertation, including research design, data collection and analysis, and ethical considerations/li>
  • Analyse and critique the validity and limitations of various research methods
  • Demonstrate skills in verbal and written communication, team working, and critical analysis and research
Assessment 29535-01 : 3000 word individual assignment : Coursework (100%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions Assessments:

Group presentation (20%)

Individual assignment - 3000 words (80%)

Reassessment - 3000 word assignment (100%)

These assessment methods will be contextualised to meet the individual needs of the module.
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