Introduction to Multilevel Modelling using MLwiN (bookings closed)

Date:

22/01/2014 - 24/01/2014

Organised by:

University of Bristol

Presenter:

Professor William Browne, Professor Kelvyn Jones, Dr George Leckie, Dr Richard Parker, Rebecca Pillinger

Level:

Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)

Contact:

info-cmm@bristol.ac.uk

Map:

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Venue:

University of Bristol, University Road
Bristol

Description:

Course: Introduction to Multilevel Modelling using MLwiN, 22-24 January 2014 at the University of Bristol. 


This workshop provides an introduction to multilevel modelling. It assumes that participants are familiar with single level regression models (to the level implied by Module 3 of our online multilevel modelling course) but have no prior knowledge of multilevel modelling. Theory sessions are accompanied by practical sessions using our software, MLwiN, in which participants get the chance to apply what they have learned to real datasets. No prior knowledge of MLwiN is assumed.

Instructors: Professor William Browne, Professor Kelvyn Jones, Dr George Leckie, Dr Richard Parker, Rebecca Pillinger

For further information and to make an application, please go to http://www.bristol.ac.uk/cmm/software/support/workshops/index.html#intro-mlm-220114

Please note the closing date for applications is Friday 15 November 2013.

 

Cost:

The course fee includes event materials, lunch, and morningafternoon refreshments. The course fee does not include travel and accommodation costs. There will be an optional Course evening meal for participants and workshop instructors on the first evening at an additional cost of £20.
For UK-registered students - £90
For staff at UK academic institutions, ESRC funded researchers, public sector staff and staff at registered charity organisations - £180
For all other participants* - £660
* A limited number of places at the academic rate are available for UK non-academics.

Region:

South West

Keywords:

Multilevel Modelling

Related publications and presentations:

Multilevel Modelling

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