THE LONDON INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL STUDIES

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY CONFERENCE SERIES

(RMC)

What is RMC?

RMC is a great opportunity for researchers to get together to share their methods and methodologies. It provides an important opportunity for established academics, early-career and postgraduate researchers from across the Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, with the objective of providing a critical but supportive environment.

History

Over a decade ago, the Research Methodology Conference (RMC) was born from a desire for an interdisciplinary platform to ignite ideas and foster academic collaboration in Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities. Today, it is an annual celebration of scholarly exploration and a beloved tradition for established and emerging academics alike.

The RMC continues to be more than a customary academic gathering. It is a thriving community of academics, a hub of innovative thinking, and a catalyst for groundbreaking research. The conference’s format, which includes presentations, discussions, and feedback sessions, has fostered an environment where ideas can flourish, and disciplines can intersect meaningfully.

We are excited about the new ideas, collaborations, and stories that will unfold. We invite you to join us in this celebration of scholarly exploration and to be part of the ongoing story of the Research Methodology Conference. Here’s to another decade of discovery, innovation, and academic camaraderie.

Here are the ones after the pandemic

RMC 2023

Decolonising Research Methodologies and Methods

RMC 2024

Advancing Research Methods and Methodologies:
Connecting Technology, Tradition, and Inclusivity Across Disciplines Towards the Future

The ones before the pandemic (no links for all of them, sorry!)

Co-organisers

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Participants

Presentations

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Keynotes

Partners

The presentations and presenters – interesting, useful, sophisticated and brave content, a very well curated programme

Anonymous

It felt a really positive, relaxed and constructive place for thought, discussions and sharing of knowledge and experience.

Anonymous