Certification in Micro-phenomenology
The certification in Micro-phenomenology is a guarantee of competence in the micro-phenomenological interview and analysis techniques and their use in a research context. It is required to claim expertise in Micro-phenomenology in conferences or articles presenting research results.
The certification is provided by the International Society of Micro-phenomenology (being created).
The conditions for obtaining the certification are the following:
1) Micro-phenomenological interview training
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Participation in an online or in person Micro-phenomenological interview training (35 – 40 hours)
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Formulation of a research question and objective for the certification project.
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Participation in a micro-phenomenological interview practice group (minimum five interviews as an interviewee and five as an interviewer).
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Carrying out at least 15 additional interviews (which can be part of a research project)
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Transcription and self-evaluation of five of these interviews according to the guidelines provided for this purpose.
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Submission of a self-evaluated interview (video-recorded, transcribed), satisfying at least 70% of the quality criteria.
2) Micro-phenomenological analysis training
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Participation in an online or in person Micro-phenomenological analysis training (35 – 40 hours)
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Carrying out specific analyses of at least five interviews (which can be part of a research project), and the self-evaluation of these analyses according to the guidelines provided for this purpose.
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Carrying out a generic analysis on the basis of these specific analyses.
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Submission of a self-evaluated specific analysis and a self-evaluated generic analysis satisfying at least 70% of the quality criteria.
3) Research work
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Performing a research work in Micro-phenomenology
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Submission of a research report / article including:
- A presentation of the method and experiential protocol.
- A presentation and discussion of the results.
List of supervisors
Anne Remillieux <anne.remillieux@free.fr> (French)
Camila Valenzuela <milamogui@gmail.com> (Spanish, English, French)
Ema Demšar <ema.demsar@gmail.com> (Slovene, English)
Emily Hammond <E.R.Hammond@exeter.ac.uk> (English)
Jeanne Catherine Gray <JCatherine@mymail.ciis.edu> (English)
Katrin Heimann <katrinheimann@cas.au.dk> (Danish, English, German)
Hanne Bess Boelsbjerg <bess@cllin.au.dk> (Danish, English, German, Swedish)
Bruna Petreca <bruna.petreca@network.rca.ac.uk> (English, Portuguese)
Stefano Poletti <stefano.poletti@phd.unipd.it> (Italian, French, English)
Magali Ollagnier-Beldame <magali.ollagnier-beldame@ens-lyon.fr> (French)