The Graduate Diploma Art & Design (Research specialism) prepares you for Master’s study at the RCA. We focus on developing proficiency in the independent learning methods and practices of art and design, and on introducing you to the role and influence of art and design in the world today.

This course is specially designed to impart to students the skills and knowledge based on Dissertation Writing Overview, Literature Review, Research Methodology, Research Method Data Analysis, Literature Review Critique, and Potential Impact of Research.

Research methods skills are highly valued in today’s competitive market, whether you are pursuing a career in academia, industry, or government. By completing the course, you can enhance your competitiveness in the job market or open up opportunities for advancement. The course will also foster your personal growth by encouraging your curiosity, creativity, and intellectual exploration.

The PGCert in Academic Research and Publication offers comprehensive training in academic research methods and writing skills. The final goal is the publication and presentation of a peer-reviewed scientific article at an academic conference.

Free Course On The Essentials Of Scientific Research Methodology - With Certificate.

Learn from expert faculty and gain hands-on experience. Be ready for your exciting career in market, social, or public policy research. In this program, students are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and professionalism necessary to conduct applied research in sectors such as marketing, tourism, media, government, public affairs, education, health, non-profit, and social service agencies.

Cambridge International AS & A Level Global Perspectives and Research prepares learners for positive engagement with our rapidly changing world. Learners broaden their outlook through the critical analysis of – and reflection on – issues of global significance.

It offers the possibility to enhance the chemistry knowledge, especially in the areas that characterize the chemical research in UNICAM. The course provides skills and fundamental knowledge in innovative chemistry areas, in order to offer an educational qualification competitive on the global labor market. The Master of Science in Chemistry and Advanced Chemical Methodologies has the 'Chemistry Euromaster Certification', a label that assures an educational quality complying with the European model.

A demonstrated level of competence in the understanding of race and ethnicity is essential if you intend to seek employment, do research, and participate in an increasingly diverse local, regional, national, transnational, and global marketplace. A national survey of business and nonprofit leaders reported that “more than 9 in 10 of those surveyed say it is important that those they hire demonstrate” among other characteristics, “intercultural skills” (Association of American Colleges and Universities). This Certificate in Race and Ethnicity in the U.S. will enhance your contributions and marketability in this changing environment. This certificate will provide you with the foundations to meet these employer expectations and demands.

The International Research Summer School is a two-week PhD taster programme on campus which prepares you to pursue research studies at PolyU. Join to experience wide elements of research studies and become familiar with the study support that PolyU will offer. Exceptional senior undergraduates and master's degree students around the world are welcome.

Mines Nancy TechLab and associated international research laboratories offer international applicants research internships in the most advanced fields.

The Pre-Master's Certificate: Study Skills will prepare you for your future Master's course. You will develop your study skills and subject knowledge in your chosen area. You will understand the demands of British postgraduate higher education so feel confident to start your degree.

The main aim of the 3-12 Month Visitor Researcher Program is to improve or refresh the academic and organisational research skills of the participants and prepare them for better future educational or professional life. Participating as a visitor researcher could assist you to develop your planned business idea or project proposal or research paper through weekly base supervision, consultation, guidance, and study. VRP Program is a great choice to strengthen the knowledge of researcher to apply for upcoming Ph.D. programs with fresh research skills or to join various institutions as a professional researcher or expert (Various States organisations, INGOs, Parliament, Research Centres, Think Tank Institutions, Universities, and relevant workplaces) or to be professional trainer/lecturer. Depending on the wish of researchers, participation in the VRP program and working with Supervisor is possible either On-Campus or Online. Up today IPD hosted researchers from Nigeria, Costa Rica, Switzerland, USA, Cameroon, Thailand, Portugal, Rwanda, China, Nepal, Canada, Mexica, Kyrgyzstan, and Columbia. Please see below some of the written project proposals and research papers of IPD Visitor Researchers.

After completing the course, the doctoral students shall have the ability to explain and compare various qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method designs in research studies; summarise fundamental aspects of writing in various scientific styles.

A researcher in postcolonial studies, Dr. Anna Lesne has studied representations of place and collective identity in scientific and literary texts produced in and on the French Caribbean, and the role played by writers and public intellectuals, including Aimé Césaire and Edouard Glissant. She’s developed an interest in critical geography while teaching at NYU. She now studies issues of power, inequalities, discriminations, and resistance in global cities, in particular Paris. These are key topics in her Experiential Learning seminars for GLS students, along with research methods. She also teaches the Internship Seminar, where students develop a research project based on a fieldwork experience (a two-month internship in Paris). Before teaching at NYU, Anna Lesne has lived on four continents, taught in a few universities, and been a journalist for five years. She has a Ph.D. in Social and Cultural Anthropology from the Université de Provence and an M.A. in Comparative Literature from the Sorbonne.