Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
Page published 8 July 2011
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Dr. Pnina Shinebourne will deliver a two day masterclass at Bournemouth University. |
Date: 10 – 11 November 2011
Venue: Executive Business Centre, Lansdowne Campus, Bournemouth University, BH8 8EB.
This will be an introductory workshop on Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). It will cover the theoretical underpinnings of IPA and then go through the stages of conducting an IPA study: design, data collection, analysis, writing up.
The workshop will include practical exercises so that by the end of it participants should feel able to conduct a study using the approach.
Who should attend
The workshop will primarily be of interest to postgraduate students and researchers in the human, health and social sciences who are new to IPA and wish to know more about it and how they might use it for their research.
Benefits of attending
This introductory session will allow all participants to explore the methodology in large and small groups and individually. As such, structured presentations will be alternated with dialogues and discussions in response to participant interest. The class provides an excellent opportunity to gain experience from a leading authority in the field and also allows time for participants to network amongst their colleagues.
Please note: This masterclass is validated by Bournemouth University at Masters level (20 academic credits), and participants have the option to gain these credits by undertaking additional assignment work. These credits can contribute to the Centre of Qualitative Research MA in Professional Practice (Qualitative Research)
Masterclass facilitated by
Dr Pnina Shinebourne. Pnina is a senior lecturer at the Department of Psychology, Middlesex University and an honorary research fellow at Birkbeck, University of London. Her publications include topics on theory and practice of interpretative phenomenological analysis, addiction and recovery, pluralism in qualitative research and use of visual and poetic methods in qualitative research.
Schedule
Registration – 9.00am
First session begins – 9.30am
Lunch – 12.30pm
Second session begins – 1.30pm
Day ends – 4.30pm.
Cost
The fee of £150 for this Masterclass includes two full days with the course facilitator, all refreshments and all class materials. Please note: Accommodation will not be provided but we can provide a list of nearby hotels, to suit all budgets.
How to book
Places are limited and will be dealt with on a ‘first come, first served basis’. Please book by completing our online booking form. If you have any questions, please contact Michelle O’Brien on 01202 962771.
