A School of Education Research Methods Workshop Hosted by the Centre for International Education Research

Dr Zsuzsanna Géring and Prof Gábor Király from the Future of Higher Education Research Centre at the Budapest Business School will lead a research methods workshop on using discourse analysis in internationally comparative web-based research. This workshop introduces how to compile a web-based textual corpus for analysis, as well as what tools and approaches to use in analysing such a corpus. It is open to all interested colleagues from across the school, and will be especially useful for post-graduate and early-career researchers.

Biography of speakers:

Zsuzsanna GÉRING is a senior research fellow and the director of Future of Higher Education Research Centre (FHERC) at Budapest Business School, University of Applied Sciences. Her main research relates to corporate social responsibility, organizational communication, the future of business higher education and responsibilities of higher education institutions. She is an expert in mixed methodological research designs with a special interest in textual analysis and futures research. She and FHERC are members of the ‘European Universities – Critical Futures’ project (funded by The Independent Research Fund Denmark) which connected researchers from 18 European research institutions.

Gábor KIRÁLY is a professor at Budapest Business School (BBS). He is currently the dean of BBS Faculty of Finance and Accountancy and the scientific director of the Future of Higher Education Research Centre. He is a member of the Sociological Scientific Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Internationally, he worked as an external expert for the European Commission's research unit (JRC), he is currently an honorary associate professor at the University of Nottingham's Institute of Education, and an external assessor for the Irish Research Commission. His research areas include the future of higher education and the application of participatory processes (currently mainly action learning) in educational contexts.

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Research Methods Workshop: Web based research techniques