With
Helen Scott, PhD – Grounded Theory Online, Peer Reviewer of the Grounded Theory Review, Fellow of the Grounded Theory Institute
Tom Andrews, PhD – University College Cork, Ireland, Peer Reviewer of the Grounded Theory Review, Fellow of the Grounded Theory Institute
This highly practical seminar is held online using Zoom and is designed for both novice and experienced Grounded Theory (GT) researchers—including PhD, DBA and Masters students.
By joining, you will:
✅ Progress your GT study to its next stage
✅ Strengthen your conceptualization and analysis skills
✅ Map out the trajectory and steps ahead for your project
✅ Learn from other researchers and PhD students
✅ Connect with a supportive network of Grounded Theorists
The problem: Many researchers feel unsure which version of GT to follow, or confuse it with thematic analysis.
How we help: We clarify the GT process, strengthen your methodological confidence, and keep you grounded in GT principles.
The problem: Collecting too much data, not knowing when to stop, or struggling with theoretical sampling.
How we help: We review your research design and data collection methods, helping you make purposeful decisions about what to collect next.
The problem: Getting stuck in descriptive coding, unsure how to move from codes to categories and concepts.
How we help: We work with you to conceptualize your data and push your analysis toward higher levels of abstraction.
The problem: Difficulty identifying a core category or integrating categories into a coherent theory.
How we help: We support you in visualizing your study’s trajectory, clarifying your core category, and mapping out your next steps.
The problem: Feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or pressured by PhD timelines and supervisor expectations.
How we help: You’ll gain encouragement, tailored feedback, and access to a network of fellow GT researchers who love talking Grounded Theory.
The problem: Uncertainty about how to write up GT in a way that is academically rigorous yet consistent with the method.
How we help: Learn from peers and leaders in GT who understand the challenges of writing, and receive guidance on how to present your work effectively.
For researchers with active GT projects who want tailored feedback.
For those new to Grounded Theory who may not have started data collection.
For supervisors and experienced researchers interested in GT.
✨ Join us to strengthen your study, gain fresh perspectives, and connect with a community of Grounded Theorists dedicated to advancing the methodology.
How to Register
📩 To register, email helen@groundedtheoryonline.com
Timezone | Dates | Session times | Duration | Seminar fee | Seminar fee including companion book |
Europe: UTC+0 London/ Dublin | Thurs 6 Nov & Friday 7 Nov, 2025 | 09:30 – 16:30 | 2 x 7 hours | 295 GBP €350 Euro | 335 GBP €398 Euro |
Americas: UTC-5 Austin/ Texas | Thurs 30 Oct & Fri 31 Oct, 2025 | 09:00 – 15:00 | 2 x 6 hours | 295 GBP i.e. $402 USD | 335 GBP i.e $455 USD |
Hardback companion book Using Grounded Theory: How to Develop Theory for Managed Change (Scott, 2025). Paperback and Kindle available from Amazon: USA, UK, Australia, Europe, Canada, Japan
📆 Tuesday September 23, 2025
⏰ 09:15 (UTC+1, London/Dublin)
⏰ 18:15 (UTC+10, Sydney)
📩To register, email: helen@groundedtheoryonline.com
This interactive online workshop is designed for anyone who is considering using Grounded Theory or who has just begun their journey. You can choose to simply listen and learn, or actively share your research plans so we can discuss them together.
We’ll explore key questions such as:
The aim is to help you avoid common early mistakes and set up your project for success.
Together we will:
📖 Hardback companion book Using Grounded Theory: How to Develop Theory for Managed Change (Scott, 2025). Paperback and Kindle available from Amazon: USA, UK, Australia, Europe, Canada, Japan