This is a practical guide designed for lecturers and educators tasked with teaching research methods to business students, particularly at MBA and postgraduate levels. Drawing on a wealth of teaching experience, this book provides a structured collection of classroom-ready activities, templates, and examples that bring complex methodological concepts to life. Covering key topics such as research philosophy, sampling, qualitative and quantitative data collection, and critical writing, the book translates abstract concepts into accessible learning exercises. Each chapter is designed to support both new and experienced lecturers in fostering deeper engagement, critical thinking, and independent learning among students. More than a teaching manual, this resource reflects the realities of the international classroom, offering adaptable activities that account for diverse backgrounds, learning styles, and academic expectations. Whether used to design an entire module or to enrich individual sessions, this is an essential companion for business educators committed to delivering research training that is rigorous, engaging, and impactful.
