Randomised Controlled Trials for Quantitative Social Researchers
Events
We offer a wide range of events throughout the year, providing insight into our research and methodology.
Upcoming events
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Upcoming courses
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Depth Interviewing Skills
Questionnaire Design
Cognitive interviewing
Course
Managing Challenging Interviews
Introduction to Evaluation
Designing and Moderating Focus Groups
Randomised Controlled Trials for Quantitative Social Researchers
Ethical Considerations in Social Research
Qualitative Data Analysis
Course
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Events
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The role of AI tools in survey research
This event is organised as part of the ongoing City St Georges, ESS and NatCen webinar series
Mental health in context: research, policy and practice
This event aims to bring together researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to collaboratively address mental health throughout the life course.
British Social Attitudes (BSA): Policy challenges in fragmented politics
The launch of the latest BSA report
Response Optimisation and the DCMS Participation Survey
This event is co-organised with City St George's, University of London; the European Social Survey
Data in Focus: Driving Evaluation Excellence
UK Evaluation Society conference
Ethical issues in the integration of AI-based technology in global healthcare
Organised by NatCen International and the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences.
Patient experience surveys: insights and innovations from NHS England
This event is co-organised with City, University of London; St George's, University of London; the European Social Survey
Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025
This annual event is organised in collaboration with City, University of London and the Social Research Association.
Climate change, health and well-being in urbanising Southeast Asia
This event unites key regional and international partners to focus on the most climate-vulnerable yet under-represented groups in research and policy.
Doorstep interactions to drive data
This event is co-organised with City, University of London and the European Social Survey.