Communication Research 1: The Basics is known as one of the most challenging courses in the Bachelor Global Communication Science. That’s why UniClass is offering an intensive exam training to help you prepare effectively for the exam.
The training has already started, but you can still purchase the recordings and follow the full training in your own time.
The training is taught by Matvey Sogomonov, an experienced senior student who completed the course with a high grade and already helped many students pass their Communication Research courses last year.
During the training, all important topics for the exam are covered, with a strong focus on understanding the material and applying it to exam-style questions.
Training Schedule & Topics
22 Sep – Foundations of Research
Empirical cycle, good science, Lasswell’s formula, research questions, and scientific/societal relevance.
24 Sep – From Theory to Testable Research
Concepts, variables, hypotheses, conceptual models, operationalisation, validity, and reliability.
29 Sep – Understanding & Describing Data
Measurement levels, visualisation, mean/median/mode, variance, standard deviation, z-scores, and distributions.
1 Oct – Relationships & Scale Testing
Correlation, factor analysis, factor loadings, Cronbach’s alpha, and building reliable scales.
6 Oct – Research Designs
Causality, experiments, threats to validity, surveys, sampling, and the difference between random sampling and random assignment.
8 Oct – Full Exam Preparation
Everything comes together through mixed exam-style questions, calculations, interpretation, and research scenarios.
12 Hours of Recordings
When you purchase the training, you will get direct access to 12 hours of recordings. Each recording can be watched once and includes 2 additional hours of viewing time, giving you enough time to pause, rewind, and revisit parts when needed.
If you close the page, the timer automatically pauses, so you won’t lose any viewing time.
Get access to the recordings and make sure you are fully prepared for the exam.