Management Research Methods

Business & Management

This course covers the theory and practice of quantitative research methods relevant to management, with a focus on application in agribusiness and commerce.

NZ$1,699

inc GST

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This course starts anytime

(20 Credits)


In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

Lincoln

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Demonstrate effective research capabilities

Show competence and thorough understanding of methods and tools for conducting business research.

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Identify key concepts and theories in applied research

Understand and apply major concepts, issues, and theories relevant to management research.

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Explain analytical procedures in research

Communicate the procedures used to gather and verify research data and information.

What You're Signing Up For

Management Research Methods is designed to provide students with an understanding of quantitative research methods as they pertain to management, agribusiness and commerce. The course includes the development of research capabilities, comprehension of analytical procedures, application of statistical and analytical tools, and the ability to write and organise research projects at a professional level.

Course Content

  • Theory and practice of quantitative research methods
  • Application of research methods in agribusiness and commerce
  • Research capability development
  • Key concepts, issues, and theories guiding applied research
  • Analytical procedures for data acquisition and verification
  • Research concepts and procedures
  • Statistical and analytical techniques
  • Evaluation and critique of research methodologies
  • Empirical methods and generation of findings
  • Statistical techniques for hypothesis testing, model estimation, forecasting, and drawing conclusions from historical data
  • Research proposal writing
  • Organisation and self-management of a research project

What you need to know first

Restriction: Applied Research Methods, ACCT-614

Restriction: Social Science Research Methods (Quantitative), SOCI-601

Restriction: Applied Research Methods, ECON-615

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Business

  • Agribusiness

  • Commerce

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Business research roles

  • Market analyst

  • Management consultant

  • Academic/researcher in business or agribusiness