Applied Research in Gerontology
Training Provider: SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Course Reference: TGS-2026065093
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About This Course
This course will explicate a range of methods and designs related to ageing research. These may be from the disciplines of social sciences, health sciences, social work and public policy. A series of seminars related to the latest research outputs in ageing will be conducted. Experienced researchers will be invited to share their research journeys in carrying out ageing related research. The course will enhance learners’ understanding of the conceptual and theoretical frameworks for different research designs and equip them with practical skills for data collection and analysis in gerontological topics.
What You'll Learn
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of different research methods.
Construct and synthesise literature review.
Examine the issues and challenges in gerontological research.
Apply appropriate skills and methods to conduct an applied research.
Evaluate published journal articles and other publications.
Design an applied research proposal related to ageing.
Construct and synthesise literature review.
Examine the issues and challenges in gerontological research.
Apply appropriate skills and methods to conduct an applied research.
Evaluate published journal articles and other publications.
Design an applied research proposal related to ageing.
Entry Requirements
Applicants must possess an undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.
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