Longitudinal Data Analysis (CPD accredited)
Dates: | 13 April 2018 |
Times: | All day |
What is it: | Short course |
Organiser: | Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research |
Venue opening hours: | 9:45am - 4:30pm |
How much: | £195 (£140 for those from educational, government and charitable institutions)
/ CMI offers up to five subsidised places at a reduced rate of £60 per course day to research staff and students within Humanities at The University of Manchester. These places are awarded in order of application. |
Who is it for: | University staff, Adults, Current University students |
Speaker: | Prof. Ian Plewis |
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The course covers two of the most useful ways of analysing longitudinal data. In the morning we cover growth curve analysis within a multilevel modelling framework. The theoretical ideas are embellished with practical work using data from the National Child Development Study. After lunch, basic concepts in survival analysis and event history analysis are introduced followed by practical work with a simple (pencil and paper) example.
By the end of the course, students should have gained
(i) an understanding of how growth curve models can be used to analyse repeated measures data
(ii) an appreciation of the ways in which duration and transition data can be analysed using techniques initially developed in medicine and industry
(iii) confidence to carry out practical work with some kinds of longitudinal data
Prerequisites
Students should have a strong background in empirical social science and a good understanding of the basics of statistical modelling, at least up to multiple linear regression. Some experience with STATA would be useful.
Price: £195 (£140 for those from educational, government and charitable institutions)
Concessions: CMI offers up to five subsidised places at a reduced rate of £60 per course day to research staff and students within Humanities at The University of Manchester. These places are awarded in order of application.
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Humanities Bridgeford Street
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