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Conference graduate school on research practice and research methodology

20 February 2017


The Graduate School Conference 2017 on "The Role of Interaction in Research Practice and Research Methodology” will take place at the University of Humanistic Studies on April 11-12th 2017. Keynote speaker is prof. dr. Giampietro Gobo, research methodologist and sociologist at the University of Milan. ‘Interaction’ is a central theme in his methodological work and he will give two keynote lectures that deal with interaction in social research methods, embedded in a social and scientific critical perspective.


Gobo's keynotes on both Tuesday and Wednesday will be followed up by panel debate and plenary discussion. On Wednesday the program continues with poster presentations and oral presentations. The conference theme aims to bring focus to the conference program, but doesn’t form an obligatory requirement each individual PhD-student presentation. PhD-students are very much invited to present their work also if it can’t be related in some way to the conference theme.


The conference is open to students of the graduate school, and invited persons from related professional networks of PhD-students, UvH-master students and UvH-staff. (PDF fileSee PDF-bestandCall for abstracts en preliminary program.)
There will be no external call for abstracts.
Conference attendance is for free.
The conference will be held in English.

The Graduate School Conference 2017 on "The Role of Interaction in Research Practice and Research Methodology” will take place at the University of Humanistic Studies on April 11-12th 2017.

Keynote speaker is prof. dr. Giampietro Gobo, research methodologist and sociologist at the University of Milan. ‘Interaction’ is a central theme in his methodological work and he will give two keynote lectures that deal with interaction in social research methods, embedded in a social and scientific critical perspective.