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Applying an Intersectional Lens to Research

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Explore the transformative power of intersectionality theory and its practical application in research projects. You'll learn how to harness your strategic insights and convert them into actionable results through a versatile research and design framework. Discover how to use intersectionality to elevate your research endeavours to new heights, break boundaries and embrace the full spectrum of possibilities.

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Key information

Sessions

Register your interest. There are no further offerings in 2026.

2027 dates will be confirmed later in the year.

Fees

$1030

Time commitment

8 weeks (approx. 40 hours)

Delivery

Online

Course credit

Credit points: 2

Entry requirements

You will need access to a computer and the internet and must have basic computer literacy skills and English proficiency.

Who this course is for

Policy makers, program designers and evaluators, researchers and academics looking to expand their expertise in intersectionality theory and research methodologies. Professionals in various fields such as social sciences, humanities, and public policy seeking to enhance their analytical skills. Graduate students interested in strengthening their research capabilities and preparing for advanced academic or professional roles. Anyone passionate about embracing diversity, and harnessing strategic insights for personal and professional development.

What you'll learn

You'll learn how to:

  • explore intersectional elements in research projects
  • discern research design methods and literature that incorporate intersectionality.
  • Week 1: Topic - Intersectionality as a research framework
  • Week 2: Intersectionality as a research framework continued
  • Week 3: Intersectionality framework applied to research
  • Week 4: Intersectionality framework applied to research continued
  • Week 5: How to undertake intersectional research or evaluation (why, what, when)
  • Week 6: How to undertake intersectional research or evaluation (why, what, when) continued
    Assessment 1
  • Week 7: Comparing intersectional/non-intersectional research outcomes
  • Week 8: Comparing intersectional/non-intersectional research outcomes continued
    Assessment 2

Course outcomes

On successful completion of this course, you'll get:

  • a digital microcredential certificate
  • a deep understanding of intersectionality theory and its application in research projects
  • a versatile research and design framework to enhance the quality of your research endeavours.

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