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Your Business Subject Guide provides academic help and support for all Teesside University International Business School students and academic staff. It includes
Research involves collecting information sources and data. Research methods are the tools which you use to carry out this research. They help you find, analyse and interpret the information.
As you conduct your searches, you might find quantitative, qualitative or mixed methods research. You might conduct primary or secondary research as part of your studies.
Our Research Methods guide will help you navigate through this process and understand the differences between the research areas.
Get in touch with your Business librarians if you need any help - we are here to support you. |
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Fred Milton Sharron Woolley Assistant Academic Librarian Academic Librarian |
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Study Skills Drop-ins - Calling in to a Study Skills Drop-in is the quickest and easiest way to find the answers to your questions, ask for advice or just seek reassurance that you are approaching your reading and writing in the best way. These informal, friendly sessions take place five times a week with two drop-ins in the Library (Middlesbrough Campus) and three sessions online via Teams. There is no need to book or let us know you are coming – just pop-in. |
To participate in an online workshop, click on the session title in the calendar. You should then be able to see the URL to access that session in the event description.
For guidance on using BlackBoard Collaborate go to the Help pages on Blackboard
Guidance on using Microsoft Teams is available here from Digital Futures
Various help guides on Teams are available from the Microsoft website
