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08/08/2013 - 08/30/2013 | Köln

GESIS Summer School in Survey Methodology 2013

The GESIS Summer School offers high quality training in state of the art techniques and methods of survey research. It aims to equip participants with essential skills in the design, planning, execution, documentation and quality assurance of surveys of households, individuals or organisations. This Summer School is unique in Europe with its focus on Survey Methodology and data collection.

The GESIS Summer School does not only give a broad overview of survey methods, but provides an opportunity to deeply engage with the different tasks of survey design and implementation (such as questionnaire design, sampling, nonresponse and fieldwork monitoring), different survey modes (such as personal interviews and web surveys), research designs involving surveys (such as mixed methods, factorial surveys, longitudinal surveys and cross-national surveys) as well as data management. The courses offer engaging instruction in state-of-the-art knowledge and application oriented skills, provided by an international team of survey specialists. Our instructors come from a diverse set of countries and fields, and we welcome applicants from all countries and fields.
Short courses:
• Course A: Survey Design
• Course B: Qualitative Methods
• Course C: Statistical Data Analysis Using R
• Course D: Introduction to Research Data Management for Social Scientists
One-week courses:
• Course 1: Introduction to Survey Design
• Course 2: Unit Nonresponse
• Course 3: Mixed Methods
• Course 4: Introduction to the Structural Equation Modeling Framework
• Course 5: Item Nonresponse and Multiple Imputation
• Course 6: Cross-National Research: Data Collection and Analysis (two-week course!)
• Course 7: Understanding and Modelling Measurement Error in Social Surveys
• Course 8: Sampling and Estimation for Complex Surveys
• Course 9: Questionnaire Translation in Cross-cultural Surveys
• Course 10: Experimental Techniques in Survey Research
• Course 11: Questionnaire Design
• Course 12: Factorial Survey Designs
• Course 13: Design and Implementation of Longitudinal Surveys
• Course 14: Data Collection: Interviewer Training and Fieldwork Monitoring
• Course 15: Web Surveys

Information on participating / attending:
Target audience
The Summer School is designed for advanced graduate and PhD students as well as post-docs and other researchers interested in improving their knowledge and skills in survey methodology from all relevant fields, such as Political Science, Sociology, Economics, Education Science, Communication Science, Epidemiology, Demography etc. Professionals from outside academic research who are working with surveys are welcome to apply.

Date:

08/08/2013 10:00 - 08/30/2013 16:00

Registration deadline:

06/01/2013

Event venue:

GESIS Summer School
Unter Sachsenhausen 6-8
50667 Köln
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Germany

Target group:

Scientists and scholars, Students

Email address:

Relevance:

international

Subject areas:

Social studies

Types of events:

Seminar / workshop / discussion

Entry:

02/19/2013

Sender/author:

Kerstin Hollerbach

Department:

PR & Web

Event is free:

no

Language of the text:

English

URL of this event: http://idw-online.de/en/event42579


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