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Cursus: TC3V19001
TC3V19001
Community-based onderzoek in de geesteswetenschappen: kennis voor de samenleving
Cursus informatieRooster
CursuscodeTC3V19001
Studiepunten (ECTS)7,5
Categorie / Niveau3 (3 (Bachelor Gevorderd))
CursustypePracticum
VoertaalEngels
Aangeboden doorFaculteit Geesteswetenschappen; BA Onderwijs Geesteswetenschappen; Ug School Liberal Arts;
Contactpersoondr. J.C. Ballantyne, PhD
Telefoon+31 30 2532027
E-mailJ.C.Ballantyne@uu.nl
Docenten
Contactpersoon van de cursus
dr. J.C. Ballantyne, PhD
Overige cursussen docent
Docent
prof. dr. M.L. Waaldijk
Overige cursussen docent
Blok
3  (07-02-2022 t/m 08-04-2022)
Aanvangsblok
3
TimeslotB: B (DI-ochtend, DO-middag, DO-namiddag)
Onderwijsvorm
Voltijd
OpmerkingAssignments may be completed in Dutch
Cursusinschrijving geopendvanaf 01-11-2021 09:00 t/m 29-11-2021 23:59
AanmeldingsprocedureOsiris Student
Inschrijven via OSIRISJa
Inschrijven voor bijvakkersJa
VoorinschrijvingNee
Na-inschrijvingJa
Na-inschrijving geopendvanaf 24-01-2022 09:00 t/m 25-01-2022 23:59
WachtlijstNee
Plaatsingsprocedure(Sub)school
Cursusdoelen
Students will develop skills for use of insight and knowledge from different fields for societally relevant aims. 
- Applying questions and insights from the humanities to the needs of stakeholders in the broader community
- Drawing up a research plan for community-based research with community partners and stakeholders 
- Communicating and cooperating in a multidisciplinary context
- Working with the complexities of multidisciplinary research that meets the needs of community partners and stakeholders
- Applying knowledge, research methods and skills developed in disciplinary contexts in a broader societal context
Inhoud
How can humanities scholars use their knowledge to impact society in immediate ways? This course introduces humanities students to principles of community-based research and helps them put these into practice in research projects with community stakeholders in the world beyond the university. Students learn how to function as independent and autonomous humanities specialists, while making the outcomes of their work meaningful for society.

The students each prepare a proposal for a community-based project to be carried out as a research internship or bachelor thesis project in the humanities. The goal of the student projects is to create new knowledge that responds to the needs of the community stakeholders and reflects the expertise and interests of the student-researcher. The course addresses the questions important for that process. How can research about aspects of language, discourse, media, ethics, culture or history benefit members of a community or stakeholder organisations? How do you identify, make and maintain contacts with such organizations? What are your responsibilities towards your stakeholders, and towards your discipline? What are similarities and differences between working with commercial companies and working with public institutions or ideologically driven organizations? What knowledge and skills can you put to use? What are other considerations in developing a viable project?

The course presents opportunities for practicing skills that are essential for formulating and carrying out a community-based research project, in a peer group that includes students from different disciplines and programs. The course brings opportunities for multidisciplinary exchange and cooperation; engaging and collaborating with societal stakeholders; engaging in cultural entrepreneurship; determining purpose of research and its questions; adhering to codes of conduct for conducting research; planning and budgetting feasibly; presenting and reporting for different audiences. 

The course is appropriate preparation for students planning individual bachelor research internships (level 3). A follow up in form of a bachelor thesis (Bachelor Eindwerkstuk) may be arranged if students’ own bachelor programme allows it. Students who carry out their individual projects in block 4 can make use of support in peer consultation teams under guidance of a faculty member, and opportunities for public presentation of the outcomes of their community-based projects. 
  • Students from UCU can use the course to prepare a proposal for their bachelor thesis.
  • Students from GW-opleidingen may take the course as preparation for, or in combination with, an internship with a research component.Students can opt to begin the internship, part time if necessary, while taking the course.
  • For students from TCS- and LAS, the course may contribute to a  Stage Plus Pakket within their hoofdrichting

The course is a part of the minor Professional Humanities in Societal Settings.
Competenties
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Ingangseisen
Je moet voldoen aan de volgende eisen
  • Minimaal 15 EC voor de categorie 3 (Bachelor Gevorderd) behaald
Voorkennis kan worden opgedaan met
UCU students should also complete UCACCMET25 (or alternatively, UCACCMET24) before enrolling.
Verplicht materiaal
Reader
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Kosten materiaal:15,00
Artikelen
Netherlands Code of Conduct for Research Integrity (2018) online
Werkvormen
Hoorcollege

Algemeen
Lecture/Discussion : Plenary sessions where students discuss essential principles treated in literature with instructors and guest lectures.

Werkcollege

Algemeen
Practical sessions. Students encounter relevant guest speakers and work with their peers to engage with the practices relevant for community-based research, prepare for interviews with potential stakeholders, develop individual, provide peer feedback, and present outcomes.

Toetsen
Actieve deelname
Weging10
Minimum cijfer-

Opdracht(en)
Weging15
Minimum cijfer-

Paper
Weging50
Minimum cijfer-

Presentatie
Weging15
Minimum cijfer-

Verslag
Weging10
Minimum cijfer-

Aspecten van academische vorming
Academisch denken, werken en handelen
Communicatieve vaardigheden
Organisatorische vaardigheden
Kennis hanteren in een bredere context
Hanteren van wetenschappelijk instrumentarium

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