3-5 February 2021 - University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law
10.12.2020 |
Dato | ons 03 feb — fre 05 feb |
Tid | 08:30 — 16:15 |
Sted | University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law, Njalsgade 76, DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Room: TBA |
The course is designed for students who have recently embarked upon PhD studies and need to enhance their general understanding of methodology and research methods, as well as the ways in which the theoretical framework and specific research methods may be applied in their research projects. The course can also be relevant for students who have been working on their research for a while and needs perspectives on methodology questions for their research project.
The course will introduce fundamental concepts, such as ‘theory’ and ‘method’, and provide an overview of main research methods commonly used by legal researchers. Apart from the main jurisprudential approaches, the course will also cover empirical and interdisciplinary approaches to law. The research approaches and trends will be discussed in the context of international as well as Danish law.
Upon the completion of the course, the participants will be able to:
3-5 February 2021
University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Law, Njalsgade 76, DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Room: TBA.
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4½ ECTS points (not yet finally confirmed) for participating in the 3-day course, submitting the required written assignments and participating in group work during the course.
Associate Professor Carina Risvig Hamer (carina.hamer@jur.ku.dk)
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No later than 6 January 2021 via this registration form