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Athanasia Lampraki and Evangelia Katsikea

The Market Research Specialisation focuses on the essentials of research and the research process. This Specialisation will teach you how to use qualitative and quantitative research methods, how to develop and manage a questionnaire development strategy, how to develop measurements, how to collect data and how to analyze and present them.

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The Market Research Specialisation focuses on the essentials of research and the research process. This Specialisation will teach you how to use qualitative and quantitative research methods, how to develop and manage a questionnaire development strategy, how to develop measurements, how to collect data and how to analyze and present them.

Once you have completed this Specialisation, you will have a good understanding of market research including:

Essentials of market research Components of research proposal Research process Development of research instruments Sampling approaches Data analysis and interpretation Research report

This Specialisation is aimed at market research analysts, social media strategists, marketing managers, product managers and market researchers who wish to enhance their knowledge with the essentials of market research, the research process and the research proposal. The Specialisation will assist learners in familiarising with the fundamentals of market research, methodological approaches, data collection and analysis and a good understanding of the stages of the research process.

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Four courses

Introduction to Market Research

(1 hours)
This course introduces the foundations of market research, including its nature, the research process, and the importance of a research proposal. It covers problem formulation, research questions, and research objectives. The course concludes with a discussion of ethics in market research.

Research Methodologies

(1 hours)
This course focuses on research methodologies, including qualitative and quantitative approaches, sampling techniques, and data collection methods. We'll explore focus groups, interviews, ethnography, case studies, experimental design, and survey methodology. We'll also discuss sampling approaches, primary and secondary data, measurement, and the role of the Internet in market research.

Research Instruments and Research Hypotheses

(1 hours)
This course focuses on designing and developing research instruments. We will explore questionnaire development, scales of measurement, and online questionnaire design. We will also discuss sources of measurement differences, reliability, validity, attitude measurement, data preparation and processing, and data analysis using multivariate data approaches. The course concludes with hypothesis testing and the use of statistics relevant to cross-tabulations.

Analysis and Interpretation of Data

(1 hours)
This course focuses on data analysis and interpretation. Topics include data preparation and description, quantitative and qualitative data analysis, statistics for investigating relationships, multiple regression, logistic regression, exploratory factor analysis, conducting experiments and observational studies, content analysis, and digital analytics in market research.

Learning objectives

  • Essentials of market research
  • Components of research proposal and research process
  • Sampling approaches , data analysis and interpretation

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