Graduate Research School The HDR Professional Development Program ‘Epigeum’ Statistical Methods for Research Modules
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‘Epigeum’ Statistical Methods for Research Modules (online)
Choose from five discipline-based online modules
The Epigeum modules provide flexible study areas that enable HDR candidates to engage in an interactive way. The modules include a post-course survey and quiz activities.
Statistical Methods for Research in Biomedical Sciences, Business, Engineering & Technology, Natural Sciences and/or Social Sciences
This course introduces HDR candidates to the concepts and some basic methods of statistical data analysis. It will not cover all of the techniques that you are likely to need for any particular research project, but provides the basic understanding that all quantitative researchers should possess. Different sections of this course are tailored to different disciplinary areas, and you should select the one that best reflects your interests from the selection available. Each module will take approximately 2-3 hours to complete.
Access to this and other online modules is via Learn·¬ÇÑÉçÇø’s Community Group ‘Higher Degree by Research Students’. Click here for a guide to accessing .