LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
Researching Violence and Evaluating Interventions
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
6 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€1k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 100% coursework assessmentAssessment Type
- Taught over six full daysDelivery Format
- Focus on violence against women and childrenSpecialisation
- Practical research and evaluation skillsSkill Development
This short course, developed by the Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit with 30 years of research experience, focuses on the theory and practice of researching violence against women and children. It equips you with the skills to conduct research and evaluations on forms of violence such as domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and exploitation, as well as to assess support and prevention initiatives. The course covers feminist research approaches, ethical considerations, various data collection methods, and policy-oriented research, culminating in practical skills for evaluating interventions.
Curriculum
The course is delivered over six full days within one semester. It aims to develop your ability to critically assess research methods, analyse data related to violence, design research plans, and recognise ethical considerations.
- Semester 1
- Researching Violence and Evaluating Interventions
Careers
This course can lead to roles in specialist support services, research, social care, policy development, or the establishment of NGOs focused on women's rights. It can also serve as a foundation for further academic study.
- Specialist support worker for victims of violence
- Researcher on violence against women and children
- Social care professional
- Policy developer
- NGO founder
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for this course?
- There are no formal academic entry requirements for this short course. It is also taught at a postgraduate level as part of the Woman and Child Abuse MA.
- What is the tuition fee for the course?
- The tuition fee for the entire short course is £885 for both home and international students.
- How do I apply for the course?
- You need to download and complete the 'Enrolment form 2023-24' and submit it to sssp@londonmet.ac.uk. After submission, you will need to pay the course fee online through the university's eShop.
- What is the duration and delivery format of the course?
- This short course is delivered over six full days within one semester. It features group work, lectures, guest lectures, workshops, and audio-visual materials.
- What career opportunities can this course lead to?
- This course can lead to roles such as specialist support worker for victims of violence, researcher on violence, social care professional, policy developer, or NGO founder. It also provides a foundation for further academic study.
Entry requirements
GeneralNo formal entry requirements.
This course is also taught at a postgraduate level as part of the Woman and Child Abuse MA.
Fees
Tuition (international)£885
Tuition (home)£885
Living—
Fee stated is for the entire short course.
How to apply
1. Download Enrolment FormDownload the 'Enrolment form 2023-24' from the university website.
2. Complete FormFill in all the required details on the enrolment form.
3. Submit FormSend the completed form to sssp@londonmet.ac.uk.
4. Pay FeePay the course fee of £885 online through the university's eShop.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for this course?
+
There are no formal academic entry requirements for this short course. It is also taught at a postgraduate level as part of the Woman and Child Abuse MA.
What is the tuition fee for the course?
+
The tuition fee for the entire short course is £885 for both home and international students.
How do I apply for the course?
+
You need to download and complete the 'Enrolment form 2023-24' and submit it to sssp@londonmet.ac.uk. After submission, you will need to pay the course fee online through the university's eShop.
What is the duration and delivery format of the course?
+
This short course is delivered over six full days within one semester. It features group work, lectures, guest lectures, workshops, and audio-visual materials.
What career opportunities can this course lead to?
+
This course can lead to roles such as specialist support worker for victims of violence, researcher on violence, social care professional, policy developer, or NGO founder. It also provides a foundation for further academic study.