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Qualitative Methods for Public Health: A Brief Introduction
MPH 101

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Description

This online module will provide a basic introduction to qualitative methods in public health research. It is intended for students with little or no prior knowledge of qualitative research methods, but who have an interest in using or conducting qualitative research to inform health policy and practice. The module will provide an overview of the qualitative research paradigm, including fundamental principles of the paradigm, potential uses of qualitative inquiry in addressing public health issues, the value, and utility of core data generation methods, and basic principles of qualitative data analysis. 

Class Notes

Eligibility Requirements: MPH 101 is open to students in the MPH Program only.

MPH 101 is fully online and asynchronous, with set due dates for each module. The course site will available on Canvas on the first day of Fall 2.

Please direct all questions about MPH 101 to Ying-Ju Lai, Educational Programs Project Manager, at ylai@hsph.harvard.edu.

School Harvard Chan School
Credits 0.25
Cross Reg

Not Available for Cross Registration

Course Component Online
Instruction Mode Online
Grading Basis HSPH Pass/Fail
Course Requirements HSPH: Course reserved for MPH students