Interdisciplinary Research Methods (Taught)

Course details
The MA in interdisciplinary Research Methods (MAIRM) provides training in a wide range of research methods used to tackle contemporary social phenomena. It is aligned with The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) learning outcomes for the provision of suitable interdisciplinary research methods training.
The MAIRM provides the chance to study in one of the leading Research Methods Centre in the UK, with teaching delivered by highly qualified staff with a strong interdisciplinary orientation.
The programme offers participatory and interactive approaches to learning, through small group teaching, workshops, seminars and practical sessions. We encourage and support you in your pursuit of personal research interests through an independent research project and flexible, student interest-driven assessments.

Why Durham University?
Enjoy an unparalleled learning experience at a world-leading leading centre for education and research in social sciences.
We are regularly ranked within the world's top 50 for the quality and significance of our research and our graduates are some of the most sought after by employers.
Our Faculty of Social Sciences is a diverse community of undergraduates, postgraduates, and academic and research staff. All 9 of our academic departments and schools are engaged in pioneering research and innovative learning.

Careers Opportunities
Our graduates are highly sought after by employers, with many entering professional or managerial roles.