Methods@manchester is delighted to be holding its annual Summer School from 1-12 July 2019.
 
The Summer School offers a range of specialised courses covering a variety of topics that are particularly relevant to postgraduate and ECR research in humanities. The selection includes software training as well as qualitative and quantitative analysis. The course content is based on approaches from across the various schools in the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Manchester.
 
Each Summer School course will run for one week, delivering four days of content to a five-day timetable (Monday afternoon to Friday lunch-time), building on successful methods@manchester and CMIST short-courses given throughout the year.
 
Bursaries
We have a small number of subsidised places for PhD students, reducing the cost of a course to £300*. To apply or for further details please email contact [email protected] for an application form confirming the course you are applying for.
*with the exception of Introduction to Longitudinal Data Analysis using R which will be reduced to £375.

Available courses:

Creative approaches to qualitative research (1-5 July 2019)
Introduction to Social Network Analysis using UCINET and Netdraw (1-5 July 2019)
Getting started in R: an introduction to data analysis and visualisation (1-5 July 2019)
Generalized linear models: a comprehensive system of analysis and graphics using R and the Rcommander (1-5 July 2019)
Research Methods in Political Economy (1-5 July 2019)
Introduction to Arc Pro (8-12 July 2019)
Introduction to longitudinal data analysis using R (8-12 July 2019)
Advanced social network analysis (8-12 July 2019)
Data Visualisation (8-12 July 2019)
Quantitative policy evaluation (8-12 July 2019)

Further information about the courses: https://www.methods.manchester.ac.uk/connect/events/summer-school-2019/courses/ 
Bursary applications may be made to [email protected]
Full details about the methods@manchester Summer School are available at the methods@manchester website.

Click here to see the highlights of our 2018 event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NMRbnvW5Q8&feature=youtu.be
  
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