LSE students
For general inquiries about methodology and Master's and PhD dissertation projects, please attend the Methods Surgery walk-in sessions, every Thursday during term time.
Unfortunately, due to a high number of demands, I am currently unable to provide individual guidance about text and discourse analysis (e.g. What is the difference between the methods? What method is best adapted for my research project? How do I select my corpus? Am I implementing the method properly? What is the most adapted literature for my project? etc. ). If in need of such advice, please enrol to MY428/MY528 Qualitative Text and Discourse Analysis (LT), a module specifically designed to help you address these concerns. One-days introductory workshops in thematic analysis and discourse analysis are also available as part of our Advanced Qualitative PhD Research Workshops. For the LSE students unable to enrol in either of these modules, please check the Moodle space for MY428, which I tried to make as user-friendly as possible with plenty of online resources.
Unfortunately, due to a high number of demands, I am currently unable to provide individual guidance about text and discourse analysis (e.g. What is the difference between the methods? What method is best adapted for my research project? How do I select my corpus? Am I implementing the method properly? What is the most adapted literature for my project? etc. ). If in need of such advice, please enrol to MY428/MY528 Qualitative Text and Discourse Analysis (LT), a module specifically designed to help you address these concerns. One-days introductory workshops in thematic analysis and discourse analysis are also available as part of our Advanced Qualitative PhD Research Workshops. For the LSE students unable to enrol in either of these modules, please check the Moodle space for MY428, which I tried to make as user-friendly as possible with plenty of online resources.
Blog posts for teachers and/or students
- Audrey Alejandro, "What is analysis ? Some tips to become more analytical", personal blog, 2019.
- Audrey Alejandro, "Developping post-graduate research skills", LSE Case Studies on Education, 2019.
Current teaching
Qualitative Text and Discourse Analysis, postgraduate, London School of Economics, (2018- ).
Qualitative Research Methods, postgraduate, London School of Economics, (2016- ).
Advanced Qualitative PhD Research Workshops (Workshops on Discourse Analysis and Participatory Research), postgraduate, London School of Economics, (2016- ).
Qualitative Research Methods, postgraduate, London School of Economics, (2016- ).
Advanced Qualitative PhD Research Workshops (Workshops on Discourse Analysis and Participatory Research), postgraduate, London School of Economics, (2016- ).
Previous teaching
International Relations
International Security: War and Peace in a Global Context, Distance Learning, postgraduate, Queen Mary University of London, 2017-2018.
Globalisation and the International Political Economy of Development, Distance Learning, postgraduate, Queen Mary University of London, Distance Learning, 2017-2018.
International Relations Theory, undergraduate, Queen Mary University of London, 2017-2018.
Political Science
Political Theory – Reading seminar on Power and Domination, postgraduate, Sciences Po Bordeaux, 2010-2012.
Methodology (Disciplinary courses)
Critical Discourse Analysis (Media and Communication), postgraduate, London School of Economics, 2016-2017.
Dissertation seminar/ Research Design (International Relations), postgraduate, Sciences Po Bordeaux, 2011-2013.
Writing social sciences (Political Sociology), postgraduate, Sciences Po Bordeaux, 2010-2012.
International Security: War and Peace in a Global Context, Distance Learning, postgraduate, Queen Mary University of London, 2017-2018.
Globalisation and the International Political Economy of Development, Distance Learning, postgraduate, Queen Mary University of London, Distance Learning, 2017-2018.
International Relations Theory, undergraduate, Queen Mary University of London, 2017-2018.
Political Science
Political Theory – Reading seminar on Power and Domination, postgraduate, Sciences Po Bordeaux, 2010-2012.
Methodology (Disciplinary courses)
Critical Discourse Analysis (Media and Communication), postgraduate, London School of Economics, 2016-2017.
Dissertation seminar/ Research Design (International Relations), postgraduate, Sciences Po Bordeaux, 2011-2013.
Writing social sciences (Political Sociology), postgraduate, Sciences Po Bordeaux, 2010-2012.