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Bayesian Meta-analysis Robert Grant Online
Programming in R Jumping Rivers Tutor Online
Non-Proportional Hazards: Modelling the Restricted Mean Survival Time using R (online) James Gallagher and Sandro Leidi Delivered online via Zoom by Statistical Services Centre Ltd
Statistical Modelling for University Administrators using R (online) James Gallagher and Sandro Leidi Run online by Statistical Services Centre Ltd
Generative AI in Academic Research: A Critical Introduction - Online Dr Mark Carrigan Delivered online by University of Southampton
Data management and visualisation with REdit Dr Alexandru Cernat PO Box 1249, Canterbury
Introduction to Mixed Methods Research Dr Ruth Plackett & Dr Sarah Jasim Great Maze Pond, London
Positionality and reflexivity in qualitative research Dr Nicole Brown PO Box 1249, Canterbury
Foundations of Qualitative Research Dr Karen Lumsden PO Box 1249, Canterbury
Identifying Trends and making Forecasts Nigel Marriott Online
Publishing quality charts in R with ggplot2 Charlie Hadley Online
Introduction to Systematic Reviews in Health Dr Jonathan Shepherd n/a
Navigating Qualitative AI: Ethical, Methodological, and Practical Considerations - Module 1: Mindsets for considering the use of AI for Qualitative Research - Online Dr Christina Silver, PhD. SFHEA, FAcSS Delivered online by University of Southampton
Research with children and young people Berni Graham PO Box 1249, Canterbury
Physical health in four British cohort studies: measurement, research and access George Ploubidis, Charis Bridger Staatz, Vanessa Moulton, Matt Brown, Laura Gimeno Centre for Longitudinal Studies, UCL Social Research Institute, 20 Bedford Way, London
Theory-based evaluation: Options and choices Prof David Parsons PO Box 1249, Canterbury, CT1 1UX
AI-assisted Quantitative Research Dr Alexandru Cernat PO Box 1249, Canterbury, CT1 1UX
Qualitative research design for responding to tenders Dr Dawn Lyon & Carin Tunåker PO Box 1249, Canterbury, CT1 1UX
Introduction to Machine Learning in R Jumping Rivers Tutor Online
Statistics for University Administrators using R (online) James Gallagher and Sandro Leidi Run online by Statistical Services Centre Ltd