Interview with Ann Oakley – examining the methods
A BSA supported event for A-Level Sociology Teachers
1 December 2026 (16:15-17:15 GMT)
Online
About the Event
Research Methods in Sociology: In Conversation with Ann Oakley
Join us for an inspiring and practical event exploring the world of sociological research methods, featuring a special interview with renowned sociologist Ann Oakley.
Ann Oakley has made an extraordinary contribution to sociology, particularly through her pioneering work on feminist research, gender and the relationship between researchers and participants. In this exclusive interview, we will explore her research journey, the methods she has used, the challenges she has encountered and the insights she has gained along the way.
Alongside this opportunity to hear directly from one of sociology's most influential researchers, experienced specialist sociology teachers will share practical teaching strategies, classroom activities and takeaway tips to help bring research methods to life. The event will explore ways to make challenging methodological concepts more accessible, engaging and relevant for students, while strengthening their understanding of how sociological research works in practice.
Whether you are looking to refresh your subject knowledge, develop new approaches to teaching research methods or gain inspiration from a leading sociologist, this event promises to offer valuable insights and ideas you can take straight back into the classroom.
An opportunity to connect sociological research with effective classroom practice!
Registration
This event is free to attend but registration is required.