Quantitative Research Methods Training Unit

Welcome

The Quantitative Research Methods Training Unit (QRM-TU) directed by Professor Dan Boduszek is devoted to training researchers in the development and application of advanced quantitative methods and statistical techniques.

In order to meet the need for the provision of high quality training and support in basic and advanced multivariate statistical techniques, we have developed a series of courses addressing state of the art analytical techniques delivered by experts in the field. Our courses are normally delivered on the University of Huddersfield campus, but we have also delivered external courses for the UK (e.g., NHS, universities, research centres) and international (e.g., Ireland, Poland, Grenada) institutions.

The QRM-TU underpins the quantitative research methods and capacity building at the heart of the None In Three Centre’s work around gender-based violence prevention through evaluation of prosocial computer games. Find out more at www.noneinthree.org.

"The uniqueness of QRM-TU is the focus on the practical application of statistical tests, and not on mathematical procedures. Our aim is to translate complicated statistical concepts into simple English and deliver them to non-statisticians." - Professor Dan Boduszek

Contact

If you require any further information regarding the courses or activities delivered by the Quantitative Research Methods Training Unit, please contact:

Professor Daniel Boduszek
E-mail: d.boduszek@hud.ac.uk

About us

The uniqueness of Quantitative Research Methods Training Unit (QRM-TU) is the focus on the practical application of Latent Variable Modelling and Propensity Score Analysis, not mathematical procedures.

Courses

See a full list of training sessions offered by Quantitative Research Methods Training Unit (QRM-TU).

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Members

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Research consultancy

The Quantitative Research Methods Training Unit (QRM-TU) offers statistical advice to external researchers, public bodies, and private companies on a commercial basis.

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