2 ECVET/ECTS / EQF Level 7 / 2nd year of study – STS
Module Description:
This module enables students to acquire a foundational understanding of research methods and analytical approaches in clinical sexology. It provides a theoretical and practical framework for designing, conducting, and evaluating research in the field of sexual health, sexual dysfunctions, and therapeutic interventions. The module also covers ethical issues and challenges in research involving sensitive topics related to sexuality.
The module includes:
- Basics of Research Methodology in Clinical Sexology
- Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Sexual Health Research
- Longitudinal and Experimental Studies in Clinical Sexology
- Ethical and Legal Guidelines in Sexuality Research
- Data Analysis in Research on Sexual Dysfunctions and Therapeutic Methods
- Critical Evaluation of Scientific Papers and Sources in Sexology
- Writing and Publishing Research Papers in Clinical Sexology
- Application of research findings in clinical practice and therapy
Learning Outcomes:
Competencies:
At the end of the module, students will be able to:
a) Independently plan and conduct research in the field of clinical sexology
b) Critically analyse and evaluate scientific studies on sexual health and therapies
c) Integrate research data into clinical practice and therapeutic interventions
d) Understand ethical standards in research on sensitive topics
Knowledge:
At the end of the module, students will acquire:
a) An understanding of basic research methods in clinical sexology
c) Knowledge of data collection and analysis methods in sexual health research
d) Insight into the ethical and legal aspects of sexuality and human rights research
e) The ability to evaluate scientific literature and integrate research findings
Skills:
At the end of the module, students will develop:
a) The ability to plan and conduct empirical research in clinical sexology
b) The skill to analyse scientific papers and critically reflect on research findings
c) The capacity to interpret and apply research results in clinical work
d) Academic and scientific writing skills in the field of sexual health
Assessment of Knowledge and Competencies:
The module is assessed through:
– Written assignment – Analysis of a research study in clinical sexology
– Presentation – Presentation of research results or critical analysis of scientific papers
– Practical application – Simulation of the research process in clinical sexology
Total Learning Hours:
| Total learning hours: 60 hours | Independent study (literature, assignment preparation): 20 hours |
| Contact hours (lectures, exercises, presentations, practicum, clinical practice, supervision): 35 hours | Knowledge assessment (exam and presentations): 5 hours |