Study and teaching

Contact

Professorship in Research Methods:
Prof. Dr Karsten Speck
Office Manager Andrea Raschke:

Building and room: A06 5-519

Telephone: 0441/7982174

Team: Website

Building and access:
The research group’s offices are located on the 5th floor of Building A06.
→ Site plan for Building A06




Institute of Educational Sciences Research Methods Working Group Building A06, Room 5-519 Ammerländer Heerstraße 114–118 26129 Oldenburg



Post boxes:
The working group’s post boxes are located on the ground floor of A06 (behind the lifts).

 

Study and teaching

Priority teaching specialisations

In methods training, we take a research-oriented approach that enables students to learn in and through the research process.

Implementation of methods training

  • Research- and participant-orientated teaching (e.g. data collection and analysis in own teaching research projects)
  • Staged and harmonised methods training (e.g. BA: overview and survey, MA: in-depth study and evaluation)
  • Teaching of different methods (qualitative and quantitative survey and analysis methods) for all students

Teaching modules

BA in Education
1st semester: päd020: “Research Methods I: Data Collection, Analysis and Interpretation in Quantitative Social Research”
(winter semester: 1 lecture, 6 seminars with quantitative components; 6 CP)

2nd semester: päd510: “Research Methods I: Data Collection and Interpretation in Qualitative Social Research” (summer semester: 1 lecture, 6 seminars with qualitative components; 6 CP)

MA in Educational Sciences
1st semester: päd904: “Research Methods in Educational Sciences” (winter semester: 1 qualitative lecture and 3 qualitative seminars; 6 CP)

2nd semester: päd904: “Research Methods in Educational Science” (summer semester: 1 quantitative lecture and 3 quantitative seminars; 6 credit points)

Final theses

Would you like to write a thesis with us?

Feel free to contact us! We are open to various educational topics and questions, both in the context of theoretical and empirical work. Theses in our research projects are also possible.

You will also find documents for download below. These are intended to help you collect data material for your empirical theses. Please also refer to the document "Additional information for theses" and adapt the documents for your specific purposes.

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