Systematic literature studies and document studies from a social science method perspective

Do you want to get powerful tools for gathering, structuring, and compiling information? This course will provide a comprehensive and practical introduction to systematic literature and document studies, applicable to academic studies and professional contexts dealing with areas with information abundance. This course covers different design phases such as planning, implementation, and compilation, offering many insights concerning the challenges and benefits of these kinds of methodological designs. Practical examples, clear objectives, precise research questions, and theoretical frameworks are used, demonstrating the application of these methods to current research.

The course offers students a solid foundation in research methodologies, enhancing their ability to navigate academic challenges and contribute meaningfully to current research. Aspiring practitioners benefit by acquiring skills to efficiently manage and analyze large volumes of information in professional settings. The course serves as a bridge between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring participants are well-equipped for both academic and professional pursuits.

Teaching takes place in the form of web-based lectures and individual assignments. Examination of the takes place through individual assignments and a final individual exam.