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Events
The Cathie Marsh Institute organises various events throughout the year. From seminars and conferences to workshops and short courses, our events reflect our research themes.
Short courses
We run introductory, intermediate to advanced courses on all aspects of the research process, including research design, data collection and data analysis.
Courses from our centres
As well as those events listed here, we also run seminars, courses and workshops at:
- The Mitchell Centre for Social Network Analysis
- National Centre for Research Methods
- Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity
- UK Data Service Events
Next courses and events
Family Finance Surveys User Conference 2022
Are you interested in research on family finances? Do you want to know the latest developments in family finance data from UK social surveys? The annual Family Finance Surveys User Conference features updates from producers of the key UK surveys on family finances and research presentations based on analyses of the data. Organised by the UK D..
Centre for Digital Trust and Society: Anniversary Forum
Join us on Wednesday 6 July 2022, 09:30 - 17:00 (in-person event, followed by a drinks reception) The Centre for Digital Trust and Society (part of Digital Futures at The University of Manchester) brings together interdisciplinary research expertise at The University of Manchester to focus on the barriers and enablers of trust in digital tech..
Health Studies User Conference 2022
Do you want to know the latest developments in health data from social surveys? Would you like to understand more about the impact of COVID-19 on these studies and their outputs? Are you interested in research using health data? The annual Health Studies User Conference is a one-day conference organised by the UK Data Service in collaboration..
Uncertainty, methods and research design
This half day course explores uncertainty, anticipation, ignorance and surprise, and offer practical support in relation to design and methodologies. Uncertainty in research design and practice is having a continuing impact on researchers’ methodological considerations. NCRM’s Changing Research Practices project highlighted that uncerta..
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