What do we know about Growing Up in Scotland?
Growing Up in Scotland (GUS) is a longitudinal research study founded in 2005, and commissioned by the Scottish Government.
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These blogs explore our research in the context of the latest news, opinion and analysis, written by our team of experts.
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Linking survey and digital trace data
A recent event explored the potential in linked digital trace data and survey responses.
International Women’s Day: Is the ‘journey purpose gap’ closing between males and females in England?
Examining the evolution of travel purposes between males and females aged 16 and over, during the period 2002-2021.
You can have all the data you want but, without creative and analytical thinking, it’s worthless!
We pride ourselves on the analytical capabilities across the various teams, and the creative way in which we approach our work.
Gambling from a public health perspective
At the National Centre for Social Research we have extensive experience in conducting research in the field of gambling.
A day in the life of…a Survey Statistician
Statisticians make decisions about collecting and using data to keep surveys truly random and representative.
Embracing innovation and change in research methods
We aspire to be innovative in what we do, using the best methods to improve what we can offer at competitive prices.
Disability and financial hardship
The cost-of-living crisis has caused sharp increases in food insecurity among disabled people in the UK.
On “Rebuilding Trust”: Davos and Embedding Social Cohesion in Global Action
Following the latest World Economic Forum, this blog explores the importance of social policies in addressing global challenges and crises.
Deliberative Engagement: Reflections on Complex Policy Issues and Framing
The Centre for Deliberation recently concluded a project, which sought to explore citizens’ views on the UK’s tax system.