COURSE DETAIL
NURS7310 Qualitative Interpretive Research
Credit hours: 3
Cluster: Qualitative Research Methods
Course Level: graduate
Institution:University of Colorado Denver
Pre-requisites: Philosophy of science or equivalent and early doctoral level methods course highly preferred as pre-requisites. While not required, a foundational level qualitative research methods course is helpful.
Course Description: Introduces a range of qualitative interpretive approaches to research. Selected topics reflect philosophies, strategies, and methods faculty use in their own research and student interests. Student papers reflect critical analysis of traditional and emerging qualitative interpretive research approaches.
Method of Instruction: Blended online with one week intensive in Aurora in early September. Online portion uses Blackboard platform. Seminar format.
Campus visits required: yes, one week seminar on campus
Course Contact: Jennifer M. Smith
email: professional.development@ucdenver.edu
Tuition: NEXus Common Price
Other considerations: This course begins online, includes a 5-6 day intensive on campus at UC Denver, College of Nursing in Aurora(TBA) and continues online. Information on housing, location, books and readings, etc. will be sent after enrollment. PhD students only.
Available Seats by Semester for this course:
FALL 2010
Section: N01
Instructor:TBA
Seats:2
Credits: 3
On campus intensive required. dates to be determined. Intensive held in Aurora, Colorado.