MODUS

Modus is the Intensive Course in Research Methodologies for Social Sciences, which is promoted by the Graduate Program in Political Science at UFMG.

Started in 2017, Modus offers a variety of free-of-charge courses in methodology, typically in the form of short-term disciplines (15 to 30 class hours) at the graduate level, always in July.

On its first three editions, Modus offered 630 class hours in courses with different epistemological orientations, with the participation of 31 professors (from UFMG and six other Brazilian institutions), and enrolled more than 750 students.

MODUS 2019

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General Documents
Classrooms/Lecture halls		16K
Course Menu		497K
Confirmation of enrollment
Models for Multilevel Regression		489K
Relationship between Media and Politics in Discourse Analysis		490K
Research on Traditional and Social Media. Approaches and Methodologies on the Perceptions of Public Opinion and their Empirical Indicators		486K
WORKSHOP: Introduction to Statistics		494K
Introduction to Econometrics		490K
Methodologies of Time Use		479K
Introduction to Spatial Analysis of Area Data Spatial Modeling of Political Preferences		491K
Production of Qualitative Data: Focal Groups		39K
Spatial Modeling of Political Preferences		491K
Ethnography and Politics		499K
Introduction to R		41K
Production of Qualitative Data: Interviews		38K
Introduction to Data Visualization with R		43K
Results
Models for Multilevel Regression		35K
Introduction to R		39K
Relationship between Media and Politics in Discourse Analysis		36K
Production of Qualitative Data: Interviews		37K
Introduction to Data Visualization with R		38K
Research on Traditional and Social Media. Approaches and Methodologies on the Perceptions of Public Opinion and their Empirical Indicators		35K
WORKSHOP: Introduction to Statistics		38K
Methodologies of Time Use		31K
Introduction to Econometrics		35K
Production of Qualitative Data: Focal Groups		36K
Spatial Modeling of Political Preferences		34K
Ethnography and Politics		39K
Spatial Modeling of Political Preferences		35K
Production of Qualitative Data: Interviews		39K