As you may know, in accordance with the latest government statement regarding measures to contain the COVID-19 virus, IFRA-Nigeria's offices are closed until further notice, library included. However, IFRA’s team has come up with alternative solutions to continue its training activities.
As you may know, in accordance with the latest government statement regarding measures to contain the COVID-19 virus, IFRA-Nigeria's offices are closed until further notice, library included. However, IFRA’s team has come up with alternative solutions to continue its training activities.
As you may know, in accordance with the latest government statement regarding measures to contain the COVID-19 virus, IFRA-Nigeria's offices are closed until further notice, library included. However, IFRA’s team has come up with alternative solutions to continue its training activities.
As you may know, in accordance with the latest government statement regarding measures to contain the COVID-19 virus, IFRA-Nigeria's offices are closed until further notice, library included. However, IFRA’s team has come up with alternative solutions to continue its training activities.
Location: IFRA-Nigeria’s library, Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan
Date: Wednesday 11th of March, from 10am to 12am
On Wednesday 11th of March, from 10am to 12am, IFRA-Nigeria hosted a methodological training at IFRA-Nigeria’s library themed on “Conducting qualitative interviews” . The workshop was facilitated by Dr. Gernot Klantschnig and Dr. Ini-Dele Adedeji
Date: Thursday 20th of February 2020
Location: Faculty of Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife)
On 20 February 2020, IFRA’s team hosted two workshops at the Faculty of Arts, Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife). The workshops were formally introduced by the Dean of the Faculty, Professor O.M.A. Daramola.
Dates: January 29th and February 10th, 2020
Location: Board room, Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan
For the first workshop of 2020, IFRA-Nigeria offered to follow a small group of research fellows in the design of a strong PhD research proposal. This was a competitive call, which targeted postgraduate students in social sciences a/o humanities who were already in the process of applying for a PhD tenure. The workshop was led by Dr. Cyrielle Maingraud-Martinaud, the deputy director of IFRA-Nigeria and a doctor in Political Sciences from Sciences Po Bordeaux (France).
Date: Thursday 17th of October 2019, 9am to 11 am
Location: Drapers Hall, Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan,
Date: 26 September 2019
Location: IFRA-Nigeria’s library (IAS, UI)
On 26 September 2019, Dr. Cyrielle Maingraud-Martinaud hosted a 2-hour workshop at IFRA-Nigeria themed on "How to answer a call for paper? Choosing a title and writing an abstract". The workshop focused on how best to understand, analyse and respond to a call for paper for an academic conference.
Date: Thursday 11 of July 2019
Location: Obafemi Awolowo University
On Thursday 11 of July 2019, IFRA-Nigeria hosted a methodological workshop at Obafemi Awolowo University entitled “Making the most of newspapers as sources: critical reflections and research methodologies”. The workshop was animated by Dr Katharina Oke (Kings College London, UK) and held at The Faculty of Art of Obafemi Awolowo University. The event was facilitated by Dr. Titus Olusegun (IFRA fellows and lecturer at the dep. of music, OAU).
