Here you can find information about these and other postgraduate courses we offer.

You can subscribe for the courses at https://www.utrechtsummerschool.nl/courses/social-sciences

If you have any questions, please send an email to: MS.Post.Graduate.Education@uu.nl

 

 

Summer 2020 (Utrecht Summerschool)

 

Hypothesis Testing 3.0;  an applied 4-days course on evaluating theory-based hypotheses (via p-values, Bayes factors, and information criteria) offering hands-on experience in R.

06 July – 09 July 2020. (course code: S13)

 

Introduction to multilevel analysis; a 3-day course on the basics of multilevel modelling, offering hands-on experience with HLM.

08 July –  10 July, 2020. (course code: S14)

 

Advanced Multilevel Analysis; a 3-day course on advanced topics in multilevel modelling. 13 July – 15 July, 2020. (Course code: S05)

 

Qualitative Research Catalogue: An Overview of Three Methods; a 5-day course on the fundamentals of three qualitative research methods – Case study research, Grounded theory, and Ethnography.  06 July – 10 July, 2020. (Course code: S35)

 

 

Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling using Mplus ; a 5-day course providing the basics of SEM and hands-on experience with Mplus. 06 July 10 July 2020. (course code: S20)

 

Advanced course on using Mplus; a 5-day course for the more experienced Mplus user with a special focus on longitudinal modeling.
13 July – 17 July 2020. (course code: S23)

 

Data Science: Statistical programming with R; a 5-day beginners course in doing statistical analyses with R. 06 July – 10 July 2020. (course code: S24)

 

Data Science: Multiple imputation in practice; a 4-day course on how to appropriately handle missing data using a modern and flexible imputation technique. 13 July – 16 July 2020. (course code: S28)

 

Data Science: Data analysis; a 5-day course offering hands-on experience with applying data analysis and visualization techniques, both venerable and novel, using R. 20 July – 24 July 2020. (course code: S31)

 

Applied multivariate analysis; a 10-day course offering hands-on experience with SPSS for the most frequently encountered multivariate statistical techniques. 17 August – 28 August 2020. (course code: S04)

 

Modeling the dynamics of intensive longitudinal data; A 5-day course on diverse statistical techniques and their theoretical foundations for the study of dynamics in intensive longitudinal data.  17 August – 21 August, 2020 (course code: S36)

 

Survey research: Design, implementation, and data processing (in collaboration with CBS); a 5-day course covering the essentials of survey methodology and analysis. 17 August – 21 August, 2020 (course code: S15)

 

Survey research: Statistical analysis and estimation (in collaboration with CBS); a 5-day in-depth course on total survey error  (i.e., coverage, sampling, nonresponse, and measurement error). 24 August – 28 August 2020. (course code: S16)

 

Advanced Survey Design; a 5-day course. This course will discuss the state of the art in both the design of surveys, and the analysis of survey data. We explicitly discuss new ways to analyse text data and sensor data generated by modern surveys. 31 August – 04 September 2020. (course code S11)

 

Spring 2020

 

Mplus: How to get started? a compact 1-day workshop on using Mplus, how to get the syntax running, how to interpret the output and what to do with error messages. 08 April 2020  (course code: S29)

 

Applied Bayesian Statistics; a 5-day course on the basics of Bayesian statistics, offering hands-on experience with R, JAGS and Bain.
20 April 2020-24 April 2020 (course code: S64)