About the group
Quali-LAB is a collaborative research space for qualitative psychology researchers in Oslo. The network facilitates discussions, collaborations, and research to bridge cross-disciplinary knowledge boundaries in psychology. With a core expertise in qualitative and mixed-methods research, the lab focuses on promoting methodological discussions, research generation, and dissemination. It has become an important arena for researchers looking to discuss their methodological approaches and collaborate with others in the field.
Mission
Through seminars, workshops, discussions, and dissemination of ongoing research, the Quali-LAB is a space to contribute to advancing uses of qualitative methods and multi-methods approaches in psychology. Our mission is to act as a collaborative platform of collegial mentoring, fostering a safe environment for researchers from all backgrounds to join and thrive. We strive to provide opportunities for networking across methodological and psychological fields, as well as locally and globally.
Aim
The lab aims to be a collaborative meeting place, a learning arena, and a creative space for discussing and sharing aspects specifically related to qualitative methods and multi-method approaches. We want to strengthen the dialogue within psychological research to make qualitative and mixed methods more accessible.
Vision
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Our goal is to become a hub for qualitative researchers and those interested in multi-methods approaches within psychology.
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We strive to foster a culture of epistemological diversity, recognizing and honoring the wide range of qualitative and multi-method traditions and approaches.
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Our aim is to promote and elevate the importance and relevance of qualitative approaches in the field of psychology.
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We provide a platform for constructive dialogue that transcends the traditional divide between qualitative and quantitative methods.
Activities
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Meetings every three weeks
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Seminar-series with local and international researchers
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Internal and external workshops
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Supervision seminars for MA-students/Clinical program students/ PhDs
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Mentoring and supervision of early career scholars, particularly focused on female scholars and other minorities
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Consultations with fellow academics/students
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Network building and international collaborations