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Confirmed Keynote speakers:
The programme includes leading national and international experts in qualitative research.
On events and facts: the role of historical
accounts in making psychology
Dr Alan Collins, Lancaster University, UK
The method of culture contrast: Responding to the challenges of working accross languages and disciplines
Professor Cathrine Hasse, University of Aarhus, Denmark
Making an impact: Can the theory and practice of member checking inform the process of knowledge sharing more widely?
Dr Anna Madill, University of Leeds, UK & Chair QMiP
Qualitative Researchers Speak in Tongues. Is this a problem?
Professor David Rennie, York University, Toronto, Canada
Presentation Title TBC
Professor Jonathan Smith, Birkbeck College, UK
Mixing methods: dialogue with the mainstream
Professor Lucy Yardley, University of Southampton, UK
The full conference programme will be available in March 2010
The University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus is also hosting the QRMH3 (Qualitative Research on Mental Health) Conference from Wednesday 25th through to Friday 27th August.
We have developed a joint programme for Wednesday 25th, when delegates from each of the conferences will be able to meet and share overlapping interests.
QMiP delegates are invited to join QRMH during the afternoon when Betsy Ettore and Andrew Roberts will be the keynote speakers.
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Call for papers is open
Psychology is at an exciting juncture, with huge growth in interest and activity concerning qualitative research. Our second conference displays this range of activity while considering new ways of talking and co-operating within the family of psychology, and exploring how we respond to the challenges of working across methods and disciplines. We particularly invite papers on whether/how ‘psychology’ is changing as it encompasses the different types of knowledge generated by various approaches within qualitative research. Presentations may explore qualitative psychology from the perspective of new conceptualisations, methodological innovations, diversity, and interdisciplinarity, but submissions on other topics will also be welcomed.
We seek contributions of varying types and lengths. Twenty minute papers are the expected length, but also 5 minute summaries in a fast-paced hour and, exceptionally, 35-minute accounts of substantial research projects. Submissions may be themed into 1.5 hour symposia. We also welcome poster submissions and suggestions for pre-conference half-day workshops.
All submissions must be submitted onto the online submission system. By using our web based system you can manage your submission by adding, editing and saving your work before submitting your application. Once your application has been submitted you will receive an email notification of receipt almost immediately. If you are a new user you must first register onto the system. If you have used the system previously, you can log in using your existing username and password, if you have forgotten your password, the system can email this to you from the home page.
You can read our step by step guide to help you submit an abstract
Step-by-Step Guide V4
Before starting the submission process, please read the following guidelines as this outlines the criteria for presentations
QMiP 2010 Submission Guidelines
Begin the submission process
SUBMISSION DEADLINE DATE: 5PM ON 26TH FEBRUARY 2010
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If you wish to pay by Debit or Credit Card you need to book online at our secure site www.bpsshop.org.uk
Please Note: If you are a Student in Full Time Education and wish to book a student place please complete the form and return it to the BPS conference office with a cheque or your debit/credit card details along with proof of your student status (you will not be able to book the student rate online)
Bursary Places
The section are pleased to announce that they are offering 10 bursaries to those willing to present at the conference or to produce a post conference report.
Bursary's are open to post graduates on an approved course of study.
To apply you will need to complete an online application form
QMIP2010 Bursary Application
and then if you wish to present your research at the conference you need to submit your abstract online
Deadline date for all bursary applications: 31st MARCH 2010
Deadline date if you are submitting an abstract to present at the conference along with your bursary application: 26th FEBRUARY 2010
Deadline date for submitting your post conference report: 30th SEPTEMBER 2010
Sucessful applicants will receive 50% off of the registration package price
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