Reflexive Thematic Analysis Workshop
Monday 4 November 2024
9.30am-4pm
The Centre for Person Centred Research is running a reflexive thematic analysis workshop for the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences (FHES) staff and postgraduate students.
This one-day workshop will be an in-person event held at AUT's North Campus and will introduce the principles and practice of reflexive thematic analysis (TA), as described by Virginia Braun, Victoria Clarke, and their colleagues.
The workshop will be a mix of short lectures, practical activities and group work. While focused broadly, it is aimed at supporting postgraduate students and those new to qualitative research or reflexive thematic analysis.
We expect attendees will:
- Develop an understanding of the principles and phases that enable the performance of a high-quality thematic analysis
- Have gained practical experience in each of the phases of thematic analysis, including how to interpret and conceptualise data.
- Be aware of other approaches to qualitative analysis and how Braun and Clarke’s version of TA differs from other approaches to TA.
Tutor
Christine Cummins is a senior research officer in the Centre for Person-Centred Research based in the School of Clinical Sciences at AUT. Christine has extensive experience analysing qualitative data. She has previously supported Dr Gareth Terry to deliver these workshops over a number of years.
Dr Gareth Terry worked extensively with Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke. He is a co-author with Nikki Hayfield of Essentials of Thematic Analysis, published by the APA.
To attend, please register below.
Cost
There is no cost for attending this workshop, but numbers are limited.
This is not a catered workshop; however, we will take refreshment breaks. Coffee and food can be purchased from the campus cafés.
Please note: If after registering you are unable to attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can offer your place to the next person on the waitlist.
For enquiries, contact: christine.cummins@aut.ac.nz