PBPL 82.08 Field Research Methods: Methods and Practice

This course prepares Dartmouth students to undertake field research to answer a substantive policy question. Skills covered will include survey design, data analysis, stakeholder interviews, participant observation, literature review, and community-engaged research methods. This course is designed to prepare students to conduct independent field research in domestic or international settings. As part of the course, students will participate in the design of a field research project in rural Northern New England.

 

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