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SUMMARY:Secondary Data Analysis with Longitudinal Population Studies (SDA with LPS) (face-to-face)
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 Secondary Data Analysis with Longitudinal Population Studies (SDA with LPS) 
 short course\, run by CLOSER\, offers participants a comprehensive 
 introduction to understanding\, accessing and utilising secondary data from 
 longitudinal population studies for research purposes. Longitudinal studies 
 provide valuable insights into trends\, changes\, and relationships over 
 time\, making them hugely beneficial for researchers in a wide range of 
 social science disciplines.\n\nThis is an introductory course aimed at 
 pre-upgrade students who are considering using LPS data for their research. 
 No previous experience with statistical analysis of longitudinal data is 
 necessary\, though prior knowledge of quantitative methods and/or use of 
 Stata would be expected.\n\nFor a full listing of items studied in each 
 session\, please see the course description page.
ORGANIZER;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:
CONTACT;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
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 Secondary Data Analysis with Longitudinal Population Studies (SDA with LPS) 
 short course\, run by CLOSER\, offers participants a comprehensive 
 introduction to understanding\, accessing and utilising secondary data from 
 longitudinal population studies for research purposes. Longitudinal studies 
 provide valuable insights into trends\, changes\, and relationships over 
 time\, making them hugely beneficial for researchers in a wide range of 
 social science disciplines.\n\nThis is an introductory course aimed at 
 pre-upgrade students who are considering using LPS data for their research. 
 No previous experience with statistical analysis of longitudinal data is 
 necessary\, though prior knowledge of quantitative methods and/or use of 
 Stata would be expected.\n\nFor a full listing of items studied in each 
 session\, please see the course description page.
ORGANIZER;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:
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 537 in the IOE)\n\nNB: This course accrues 4 training points.\n\nThe 
 Secondary Data Analysis with Longitudinal Population Studies (SDA with LPS) 
 short course\, run by CLOSER\, offers participants a comprehensive 
 introduction to understanding\, accessing and utilising secondary data from 
 longitudinal population studies for research purposes. Longitudinal studies 
 provide valuable insights into trends\, changes\, and relationships over 
 time\, making them hugely beneficial for researchers in a wide range of 
 social science disciplines.\n\nThis is an introductory course aimed at 
 pre-upgrade students who are considering using LPS data for their research. 
 No previous experience with statistical analysis of longitudinal data is 
 necessary\, though prior knowledge of quantitative methods and/or use of 
 Stata would be expected.\n\nFor a full listing of items studied in each 
 session\, please see the course description page.
ORGANIZER;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:
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 13:00 PM (UK time) Thursday January 15\, 22\, 29   February 5\, 12 (Room 
 537 in the IOE)\n\nNB: This course accrues 4 training points.\n\nThe 
 Secondary Data Analysis with Longitudinal Population Studies (SDA with LPS) 
 short course\, run by CLOSER\, offers participants a comprehensive 
 introduction to understanding\, accessing and utilising secondary data from 
 longitudinal population studies for research purposes. Longitudinal studies 
 provide valuable insights into trends\, changes\, and relationships over 
 time\, making them hugely beneficial for researchers in a wide range of 
 social science disciplines.\n\nThis is an introductory course aimed at 
 pre-upgrade students who are considering using LPS data for their research. 
 No previous experience with statistical analysis of longitudinal data is 
 necessary\, though prior knowledge of quantitative methods and/or use of 
 Stata would be expected.\n\nFor a full listing of items studied in each 
 session\, please see the course description page.
ORGANIZER;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:
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 13:00 PM (UK time) Thursday January 15\, 22\, 29   February 5\, 12 (Room 
 537 in the IOE)\n\nNB: This course accrues 4 training points.\n\nThe 
 Secondary Data Analysis with Longitudinal Population Studies (SDA with LPS) 
 short course\, run by CLOSER\, offers participants a comprehensive 
 introduction to understanding\, accessing and utilising secondary data from 
 longitudinal population studies for research purposes. Longitudinal studies 
 provide valuable insights into trends\, changes\, and relationships over 
 time\, making them hugely beneficial for researchers in a wide range of 
 social science disciplines.\n\nThis is an introductory course aimed at 
 pre-upgrade students who are considering using LPS data for their research. 
 No previous experience with statistical analysis of longitudinal data is 
 necessary\, though prior knowledge of quantitative methods and/or use of 
 Stata would be expected.\n\nFor a full listing of items studied in each 
 session\, please see the course description page.
ORGANIZER;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:
CONTACT;CN="Bob Grist":MAILTO:qtnvris@ucl.ac.uk
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