Save the date for 2027! We will be running the summer school from 26-30 July, in person in south London. Sign up here to register your interest. Course overview Our course is taught by experts with pa...

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Expert qualitative methods and PPIE advice for funded and funding-seeking mental health and neuroscience research. Hosted by King’s College London and partners, the KCL NIHR Research Support Service (...

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Research Associate - Community Engagement & Participatory Design

Rosie is a Research Assistant in the Global Health and Social Medicine Department at King’s College London, working on the Environmentally Sustainable HeAlth REsearch (SHARE) project. Alongside her ro...

We are pleased to share three qualitative research associate roles currently recruiting, one of which is based in the QUAHRC team and two of which are based with colleagues elsewhere at King's. The po...

Dr Amna Zaqout, originally from Gaza, Palestine, is a former Associate Professor in Psychology and Mental Health with over 20 years of experience across several universities. Her work bridges qualitat...

Open for booking: 10-14 August 2026 Course overview The course will give an overview and introduction to qualitative research methods, including individual interviews, focus group discussions, observa...

Open for booking: 10-14 August 2026 Course overview The course will give an overview and introduction to qualitative research methods, including individual interviews, focus group discussions, observa...

The 5-day, in-person course aims to provide attendees with an understanding of the purpose and appropriate use of qualitative research methods.

The 5-day, in-person course aims to provide attendees with an understanding of the purpose and appropriate use of qualitative research methods.

Join us for an interactive book launch and wellbeing workshop with Dr Sohail Jannesari, QUAHRC Methods Engagement & Innovation Lead, to celebrate the release of his new book The Migrant Art of Coping ...

Neurodiversity Matters

Dr Nada I. J. Abualfita is a medical graduate from Mansoura University, Egypt and successfully completed six months of clinical training in the Emergency Department at Mansoura University Hospitals. D...

Qualitative researchers are increasingly turning to creative methods and methodologies to expand perspectives on health, healthcare, and divergent ways of being. In this episode Sohail speaks to Kai S...

Asylum-seekers and refugees are at high risk of mental health problems because of adverse experiences before, during, and after their journeys. Many of these individuals are placed in immigration…

Rethinking Power in Autism Research: Intersectional, Participatory, and Afrocentric Futures?

Join the NIHR Research Support Service (RSS) Hub at King’s College London for a session exploring the ethical and methodological considerations in conducting qualitative health research involving chil...

Rethinking Power in Autism Research: Intersectional, Participatory, and Afrocentric Futures?

Rethinking Power in Autism Research: Intersectional, Participatory, and Afrocentric Futures?

Deborah Chinn is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care and also works as a lead clinical psychologist in the Hackney Integrated Learning Disability Service. She us...

Are you feeling stuck or uncertain about handling ethical issues in your research? Whether you are dealing with ethics applications, ethical practice, ethical decisions, or ethical dilemmas in planned...

Jo Law is a qualitative research assistant at the Qualitative Applied Health Research Centre at King’s College London, working on the qualitative component of the EDEN project, which examines the use ...

Job id: 125605. Salary: £45,031 to £48,607 per annum pro rata, including London Weighting Allowance.

Neurodiversity and neurodivergence have been revolutionary ideas in autism research, and later in ADHD. But how do they apply to other diagnoses or experiences? This month Sohail speaks to Dr Daria Khanolainen, a dyslexia researcher in Finland, about qualitative dyslexia research, self-esteem, and pathologising reading difficulties.

Job id: 125605. Salary: £45,031 to £48,607 per annum pro rata, including London Weighting Allowance.

School closures during the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t just disrupt learning, they revealed and intensified deep inequalities that continue to shape young people’s lives today. While some children…

Bryher Bowness and Peter Bates highlight persisting organisational barriers to involving non-salaried, public contributors in healthcare research.

Qualitative research is more than just learning how to conduct interviews. At the Introduction to Qualitative Research Summer School at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience we…

School closures during the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t just disrupt learning, they revealed and intensified deep inequalities that continue to shape young people’s lives today. While some children…

Are you feeling stuck or uncertain about handling ethical issues in your research? Whether you are dealing with ethics applications, ethical practice, ethical decisions, or ethical dilemmas in planned...

Our podcast asks why we do qualitative research, how do we do it well, and how it can be effectively applied

This one-day online, interactive course will provide a practical introduction to Qualitative Secondary Analysis. The morning session will explore key debates and histories characterising the beginnin

Background Eating disorders (EDs) are associated with elevated all-cause mortality, with suicide cited as the second leading cause of death among individuals with EDs. Evidence suggests that individua...

Parents get a lot of advice, and a lot of it is conflicting or inappropriate. Parenting research aims to be better than that – but is it, when neurodivergence is in the mix? Sohail speaks to Dr Victor...

A practical and ethical conversation for researchers and PPIE practitioners, facilitated by the NIHR Research Support Service (RSS) Hub at King's College London.

Why autism isn't what you think it is (and why that matters) - end of fellowship Public Lecture by Dr Monique Botha

Autoethnographers use their personal experiences to explore wider issues, relationships, or situations. So what happens if you experience the world differently? Sohail speaks to Dr Elizabeth Hauke abo...