Sage Campus supports the teaching and learning of skills and research methods through 280+ hours of structured online learning. The online courses are self-paced and instructor-led, comprising an engaging mix of Sage-quality content, video, interactives, and formative assessments.

NOTE: Initial access requires registration with Northwestern email address.  Registered user can access from anywhere at: https://classroom.sagepub.com

The following courses are all at the Beginner learner level.  Estimated time to complete each course is listed below however, feel free to use just those modules within a course that you find useful.

• Research Ethics for Beginners  |  4 hours
  • Module One: What Are Research Ethics?
  • Module Two: The History of Human Research Ethics
  • Module Three: The Role of Human Research Ethics Boards
  • Module Four: Culturally Responsive Research Ethics
• Research Proposal  |  5 hours
  • Module One: What Is the Purpose of a Research Proposal?
  • Module Two: Before You Start Writing Your Proposal
  • Module Three: How Can I Write a Winning Proposal?
  • Module Four: Writing Each Section of a Proposal
  • Module Five: How Do I Overcome Obstacles?
• Plan Your Project  |  5 hours
  • Module One: Before You Begin Your Project
  • Module Two: What Does a Good Research Project Plan Look Like?
  • Module Three: How Do I Avoid Procrastination?
  • Module Four: What Tools and Resources Can Help My Planning?
  • Module Five: Who Can Support Me to Bring My Plan Together?
  • Module Six: How Do I Stay on Track?