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The Department of Psychology and Cognitive Sciences, University of Trento in collaboration
with University of Bologna, Department for Life Quality Studies, organizes the fifth edition of
the International Summer School in Qualitative Research Methods in Education,
focusing on the theme “Grounded Theory for Social Justice”.
The Summer School aims at providing students with a theoretical outline on Social Justice
Research, as well as practical tools to conduct qualitative research in this field.
Purposes
Providing critical knowledge and skills of qualitative research related to the use of the
Grounded Theory for Social Justice in education;
The course provides a high-quality academic training in data analysis strategies,
abstraction and theory construction from data, guiding the students to explore the
wide-range of Grounded Theory Method.
At the end of the Summer School students will:
Use Grounded Theory as critical research approach for Social Justice, particularly in
Education, as well as in other research fields;
Be able to conduct a rigorous data analysis according to Grounded Theory Method;
Understand and manage issues about abstraction and theory construction, getting
autonomy in theorizing from data;
Get or reinforce autonomy in projecting and leading a field research.
Place and dates
June 18 – 21, 2014
The Summer School will take place in Rovereto (Trento), Corso Bettini 84.
Lessons will be held at the Department of Psychology and Cognitive Science from 9 am to 1
pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm (on Saturday 21th the class will end at 1 pm).
Faculty
Some of the most renowned experts and well known international scholars in Qualitative
Research Methods in Education will be involved in the Summer School: Massimiliano Tarozzi
(director, University of Bologna, Italy), Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State University, USA), Penny
Jane Burke (University of Roehampton, UK), Francesca Rapanà (University of Trento, Italy);
Luca Ghirotto (University of Verona, Italy).
Designated Lectures
Introducing Qualitative Methods for Social Justice in Education - Massimiliano Tarozzi
Social Justice Research Paradigm - Penny Jane Burke
Grounded Theory for Social Justice Research – Kathy Charmaz
Coding Lab – Luca Ghirotto, Francesca Rapanà
International Summer School in Qualitative
Research Methods in Education
Grounded Theory for Social Justice With Kathy Charmaz 5th Edition
Requirements and language
The Summer School in Qualitative Research Methods in Education is addressed to second year
master students, PhD students, international graduate students, post doc or researchers who
are interested in grounded theory methods and/or social justice research oriented. Preferably
with some training or experience in GTM.
At least 2/5 of the participants must be non-Italian students/researchers.
A maximum of 40 participants will be admitted in the Summer School, which will start if a
minimum of 15 participants will enroll.
The language of the course is English.
Eligibility
Participants must be second year master students, PhD students, graduate students, post doc
or researchers. Participants will be considered by their CV, qualifications and by their personal
statement In addition, a good knowledge of the English language is required (B2 level), as well
as a previous knowledge or experience of qualitative research.
Poster
Participants will have the opportunity to present their work with a poster. More detailed
information on this opportunity will be available with a specific call, which will be posted on the
summer school web page (http://www.unitn.it/evento/qrme-2014).
How to apply
Candidate are required to submit the application form (available online from the web address
below), together with a personal statement and their curriculum vitae.
All applications will be examined by a selection committee.
The closing date for applications is April 30th, 2014.
Fee
Standard Rate: 370 €
The cost of the summer school is 370 € to be paid in two rates. The first one (220 €) is due by
the 30th of April and the second one (150 €) is due on the first day of the summer school.
In case of withdrawal, the first rate will not be refunded. If the applicant won’t be selected, the
first rate will be returned.
Course fees include the following: tuition, all course materials including reading materials,
lunch (except the one of the last day), some social activities (social dinner), access to the
structures of the Department of Cognitive and Education Sciences, as well as to online services
and resources (wireless).
Early Bird Rate: 330 €
If you apply by the 15th of April the cost of the summer school is 330 € instead of 370. In this
case, the first rate is of 180€ (instead of 220) to be paid by the 15th of April, while the second
rate is of 150 €, to be paid on the first day of the summer school.
The payment can be made online with credit card or through a bank transfer.
Banca Popolare di Sondrio - Trento
c/c 000003110X62
BIC: POSOIT22 (per bonifici dall'estero)
ABI 05696 CAB 01800 CIN Y
IBAN IT03Y0569601800000003110X62
In the “reason of payment” (or “causale”) write “Summer School Dipsco + Surname Name”.
Application
Candidates must submit their application by filling exclusively the application form available on
the summer school web page.
Persons interested in participating in the Summer School should fill in the application form
online and submit the following:
curriculum vitae;
personal statement which provides additional evidence of your intellectual and creative
achievement. The statement is also the only opportunity for the readers of the
application to get a feel for you as a person as well as for you as a student. The
statement is also the place where you can put your academic record into the context of
your opportunities and obstacles.
copy of a ID;
copy of the first rate receipt (if paid by bank transfer).
Candidates will be automatically excluded whenever their applications are:
- received after the deadline (after April 30th);
- incomplete or erroneous;
- not edited on the specific application form given by the University;
- including non-accurate or false information.
In collaboration with
University of Bologna, Dipartimento di Scienze della Qualità della Vita
Paulo Freire Institute, Los Angeles
London Paulo Freire Institute, UK
Summer School Director
Prof. Massimiliano Tarozzi
Summer School Referents
Dr Francesca Rapanà
Dr Giovanna Malusà
Dr Francisco Leite
Dr Federica Contò