A Programme Researcher designs and carries out studies to test whether new ideas, treatments, or methods actually work. They might work in universities, hospitals, charities, or government organisations, collecting data through surveys, experiments, or interviews. Their job involves planning research projects, analysing results carefully, and writing reports to share what they've discovered.
Matched lessons for this role are being reviewed and will appear here soon.
NatureThe LancetResearch MattersJournal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition
The Art of StatisticsThinkingFast and SlowResearch Methods for Business Students
The Imitation GameRadiolab (podcast series)