Comprehensive Research Methods Resources for University Students

Jan 03, 2026

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Explore an extensive collection of research methods resources tailored for both online and campus-based university students. This collaborative project encompasses generic and subject-specific materials, including writing tips, Endnote usage, plagiarism prevention, and more. Led by Karen McCourt from UHOnline, this initiative aims to support students across various disciplines, including the Business School and School of Education. Contact Karen for more information, current unit listings, demos, or to discuss applicability in your field.

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Comprehensive Research Methods Resources for University Students

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BANK of all Research Methods resources… Including… Generic and School or subject specific E.g. Writing Endnote Plagiarismand more…. Other Schools UHOnline School of Education A collaborative project:Research Methods for the whole University Started: Other subjects Business School Research Methods for Online students GTR Team (for PhD students) Other Modules Business School Your area? (Online and campus based students) Presenter: Karen McCourt (UHOnline) k.mccourt@herts.ac.uk (x1270)
A collaborative project:Research Methods for the whole University • Please contact me for: • more information. • a list of current units. • a demo or access. • to discuss how this could be applied in your area. Presenter: Karen McCourt (UHOnline) k.mccourt@herts.ac.uk (x1270)