Events
We organise regular workshops ('methods masterclasses'), throughout the academic year. We hold a methods fair and also a Summer School.
Workshops and talks
Join us for one of our talks, workshops or other methods-related events.
Methods schools
Our popular programme of research-methods courses will take place in the Summer of 2025.
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Methods fair
Learn more about our next Methods Fair in May 2025.
Past events
Read more about some of our events from the past.
Bookings
Bookings are currently done through Microsoft Forms. All reminders and updates about your booking will be sent to the email you used when signing up for the event so please ensure that you read these messages. If you need to cancel or amend your booking, please email methods@manchester.ac.uk.
Non-attendance
The University has an increasing problem with non-attendance at events. Booking onto an event which you then don’t attend can lead to food and drink wastage, and it also reduces availability of places for others to attend.
We appreciate that plans and circumstances change. Wherever possible, if you can no longer attend an event, please cancel your place via the original booking method or by emailing methods@manchester.ac.uk.
Please provide us with as much notice as possible when cancelling, thank you.
Upcoming events
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Methods Fair 2025
15 May 2025
The Methods Fair is a free, one-day conference taking place at the University of Manchester campus on Thursday 15th May 2025. Organised by Methods@Manchester in collaboration with our NWSSDTP partners at Methods North West, the conference will feature a range of talks, posters, and workshops. This event provides an excellent opportunity for attendees...
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Working with Qualitative Interview Data: Themes and Beyond
14:00 - 17:00 29 May 2025
Dr Andy Balmer leads this creative data workshop for methods@manchester in collaboration with the University of Manchester's Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives. The workshop explores how to work with qualitative data in an ‘everyday’ fashion. This approach draws on new research and features in a forthcoming book from the Morgan...
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