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Producing a future proofing UN Handbook on Household Surveys
This event is held as part of the ongoing webinar series, co-organised with NatCen, City, University of London, and the European Social Survey.
British Social Attitudes: Exploring today’s attitudes for tomorrow’s election
This year's British Social Attitudes survey explores the public's attitudes in a post-Brexit, post-pandemic society.
Dividing lines: a classification of British voters
This hybrid event aims to explore a new classification of British voters.
20 Years of Impact: Celebrating the European Social Survey
20th anniversary of the European Social Survey
NCRM Annual Lecture 2024
This prestigious event will bring together researchers from across the UK to discuss some of the latest advances in research methods
Society Watch 2024: Understanding the new generation of voters
The Society Watch series provides a snapshot of what life is like for people in Britain today.
The Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) Programme of UNICEF
This event is co-organised with City, University of London and the European Social Survey
Linking survey and digital trace data
The event explored the feasibility, challenges, and opportunities of linking digital trace data with survey data
Survey Futures: Thinking about the post-pandemic role of survey interviewers
The seminar will share insights gathered from interviews with survey data collectors at various UK organisations
Incentives in the Ethnic Minority British Election Study and National Travel Attitudes Survey
This is a joint webinar with City, University of London, European Social Survey and National Centre for Social Research