Qualitative data analysis using ATLAS.ti. A critical user perspective

RESULT

During this four-morning intensive workshop, you will learn to:

  • Identify the main data sources in your research project that can be used for qualitative data analysis
  • Use Atlas.ti to import and prepare your data
  • Apply a coding strategy
  • Examine and visualise your data in a family of codes

CONTENT

  • Setting up your research data in Atlas.ti
  • Sources of data and ethics in transcription and computer-assisted qualitative data analysis
  • Coding strategies
  • How to code in Atlas.ti
  • How to search and retrieve coded text
  • How to create a family of codes/networks

TEACHING AND LEARNING APPROACH

Active participation, hands-on. You will work with your PhD/MSc research qualitative data (secondary or primary). You should bring the data you plan to analyse and the main research questions on the first day. You will work on your laptop (Atlas.ti should be pre-installed)

Duration and Time investment

Participants are required to attend all course days. They will be required to bring the qualitative data they plan to analyse and the main research questions on the first day and prepare a 10-minute Powerpoint presentation for the last day. Preparation time: approximately 6 hours.

  • ECTS

    1,5

  • Programme is for

    UT PhD candidates and ITC PLUS MSc students

  • maximum number of participants

    10 PhDs + 5 MSc students

  • Assessment

    Pass/Fail based on presentation and full attendanc

  • Location

    to be announced

Contact Information
dr. J.A. Martinez (Javier)
Associate Professor

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Qualitative data analysis using ATLAS.ti. A critical user perspective

December 2026
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*This course is fully booked, if you register now, you will be placed on the waiting list and you will be enrolled if a place becomes available.