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Introduction

Introduction to research methods

Research involves collecting information and data. Research methods are the tools which are used to carry out, analyse and interpret this research.

Research includes quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods approaches.

You might conduct primary or secondary research as part of your studies.

This guide has been created to help you navigate through this process and understand the differences between the research areas.

SAGE Research Methods is useful research methods tool created to help researchers with their projects.

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- A Teesside University undergraduate or postgraduate
- A member of Teesside University staff
- A TUCP student
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Can I access this resource?
To access Sage Research Methods and Cases you must be either:
- A Teesside University undergraduate or postgraduate
- A member of Teesside University staff
- A TUCP student
If you are not a member of any of these groups then unfortunately our licence does not allow access to the resource

Use of licenced material
All electronic databases are covered by licences, and failure to adhere to the terms of the licences could result in the University losing access to these resources.
All databases are provided for educational use only.
A copy of the full terms of the Sage Research Methods & Cases licence can be found below.
List of electronic resource licences (Q-T)

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Introduction

Introduction to research methods

Research involves collecting information and data. Research methods are the tools which are used to carry out, analyse and interpret this research.

Research includes quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods approaches.

You might conduct primary or secondary research as part of your studies.

This guide has been created to help you navigate through this process and understand the differences between the research areas.

SAGE Research Methods is useful research methods tool created to help researchers with their projects.

Further reading

Research referred to in this guide, as well as additional useful resources, can be found on the reading list for research methods. Click on the image below to access the reading list.

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