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Training Workshop - Writing and Publishing Qualitative Research

22 October 2025, 10:00 am–1:00 pm

A training workshop on writing and publishing qualitative research, run by the Qualitative Health Research Network. Registration will open soon!

Event Information

Open to

All

Cost

£85.00

Organiser

Qualitative Health Research Network

Course Overview:

The session will cover how to write a qualitative academic paper, as well as tips for how to get your paper published in a peer-reviewed journal. 

Course content:

The following topics will be discussed during the workshop: 

  • What constitutes good writing, and how to convey your ideas clearly in writing,
  • How to describe qualitative research for an academic/medical audience, 
  • How to write up qualitative research (e.g. a research paper). 

Who this course is for? 

The workshop is aimed at those who: 

  • Have collected data using qualitative methods,
  • Are planning to write a paper based on qualitative method.

Please note that this course is aimed at those who have a good knowledge of the key principles of qualitative research.

Teaching and structure 

This is a single workshop lasting 2.5 hours. The final 30 minutes of the session will be for Q&A and further discussion.  

Teaching will be delivered entirely online by experienced researchers via Zoom. You'll learn as part of a group, interacting through activities and questions and learning from others by taking part in the discussions that accompany each step. 

Learning outcomes 

By the end of the course, you will: 

  • Know how to write up qualitative research for an academic journal, including the contracts with writing up quantitative research, 
  • Know how to increase the chances of a paper being accepted by a journal (tips on each step of the submission process),
  • Practise thinking and writing clearly through applying our 'Top Tips for Writing Well'. 

Concessions

The cost of this course is £85 per participant and places are limited to 25. A £35 bursary rate is offered for participants from low-income countries or without access to funding sources. Please email us at qhrn@ucl.ac.uk before registering if you feel you would benefit from this course, but cost presents a barrier, providing any details that you would like us to consider.

About the Speakers

Julia Bailey

Associate Professor and Sexual health Speciality Doctor at UCL

Julia has expertise in quantitative and qualitative methodologies including epidemiology, online randomised controlled trials and qualitative methods including discourse analysis. Her research focuses on sexual health, digital  health, and marginalised groups. Julia is passionate about bringing social science perspectives to health research and teaching.

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Tom Witney

Research Fellow at UCL

Tom is a qualitative health researcher with a particular interest in sexual health and relationship intimacy. Tom’s work focuses on improving access to sexual health for trans and gender diverse people and supporting uptake of chlamydia retesting following a diagnosis. 

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