CMT6120EN - Qualitative & Quantitative Analysis of Communities

Course description

Students will assess the benefits and limitations of qualitative, quantitative and mixed research as it relates to community based participatory research methods from government/academic led to community managed. Upon conclusion of the assessment students will recommend best practice strategies for social change within a geographic community.

How this course benefits students

While originating in the field of social sciences mixed method research has expanded to include health and medical sciences providing for a more holistic approach to community development. Students skilled in qualitative, quantitative and mixed research will be better equipped to holistically practice community development.

Why this course is important

The use and integration of quantitative and qualitative data has great potential to strengthen the thoroughness and enrich the analysis and findings of any research.

Credit hours
3 hours
Subject area
Community Transformation
Educational level
Master
Learning type
Instructional
Prerequisites
None
Upcoming terms
Pending
* Schedule subject to change. Please contact the Registrar's office with schedule questions.

How this course relates to missional core values

Biblically based

This course will be based on a biblical worldview.

Missionally driven

Community members are in the best position to know how God is moving in their community. This course will encourage students to celebrate what God is doing in their community.

Contextually informed

Through community based participatory research.

Interculturally focused

This course celebrates cultural diversity and recognizes the gift this is to the Kingdom of God.

Practically minded

This course will give students the practical tools and insights that they need to serve with their community.

Experientially transformed

Students will leave this class with the skills to put their research into action.