2 CREDITS | NOT OFFERED F23
This course provides an overview of research methods used in intergroup relations, with a special focus on intergroup dialogue. Students will examine research using qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods, and will discuss what each method provides in understanding how identities play a role in intergroup relations, how power and privilege are addressed and how group dynamics and processes affect outcomes of intergroup interactions.
Students will develop a research proposal and present at a research symposium.
They will participate in one of the following on-going research projects within IGR to gain experience in:
- Coding
- NVivo software for qualitative analysis
- SPSS software for analyzing survey and interview data
- Data management
- Statistical analyses
This course is required for the Campus Communities and Research track of the Minor in Intergroup Relations Education.
Questions?
Please email any questions about the course or the application process to igrcourses@umich.edu