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Sara R Curran
JSIS 511
Seattle Campus
Review of the approaches to posing and answering research questions in the disciplines affiliated with international studies. Explores epistemological approaches and associated methodologies to prepare students to effectively read across the literature of international studies, develop their own research design based on a research question, and write a research proposal. Offered: Sp.
Class description
This course is designed to provide graduate students in international studies with a review of the approaches to posing and answering research questions in the social science disciplines affiliated with international studies. Students will learn about various epistemological approaches and the methodologies associated with them in order to effectively read across the scholarly literature of international studies, develop their own research design based on a finely honed research question, and write a research proposal.
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