Designing for comparability in a 3MC survey: Methodological experiments from the 2024 EWCS
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3rd Survey Practice Forum – Changing Data Collection Modes
The focus of the day was on changing practice in the use of survey data collection modes.
Transformational Education Interventions: Insights from the United Kingdom and Kuwait
This event addressed three key questions on transformational education initiatives, drawing on insights from the United Kingdom and Kuwait.
Tech and Human Trafficking
Understanding the Role of Technology in Human Trafficking and Smuggling - A Roundtable Discussion
Attitudes to National Identity and Devolution
Explore shifts in public opinion on devolution, independence, and national identity in Scotland and England over 25 years.
The Living and Working in Europe survey
This event is co-organised with City, University of London, the European Social Survey and NatCen.
Health Studies User Conference 2024
This free conference, organised by the UK Data Service in collaboration with UCL and the National Centre for Social Research
A Better Start – National Evaluation Annual Report Webinar
This webinar is the second in an annual series of events, presenting the findings from the national evaluation of A Better Start.
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.