GESIS is Europe’s largest social science infrastructure institute, providing research-based services, expertise, and support across all stages of scientific projects. Their YouTube channel shares insights, tutorials, and discussions on methods, data, and socially relevant research.
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Course by European Consortium for Political Research on survey design and methodology covering the full survey lifecycle, including sampling, questionnaire design, measurement, survey experiments, and data quality assessment using a Total Survey Error framework. Focuses on evaluating and improving survey validity and reliability through real-world examples, best practices, and hands-on exercises.
Introductory course on modern survey methodology covering design, data collection, questionnaire testing, and analysis techniques, including nonresponse and scale construction. Emphasizes best practices across all survey phases and explores international and longitudinal surveys with expert guidance by Utrecht University.
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Advanced course on modern survey analysis covering estimation, survey quality, and reduction of Total Survey Error, with hands-on methods in R and applications to large-scale datasets. Focuses on sampling, nonresponse, weighting, and complex survey design, combining lectures with practical computer sessions by Utrecht University.
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Summer School in Survey Methodology 2026 by GESIS: a leading program offering courses in survey design, data analysis, and research methods. Learn topics like questionnaire design, causal inference, data science, sampling, and software tools (R, Stata), while networking with international experts and peers.
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The Consortium of National Election Studies (CNES) offers resources on survey methodology, covering mixed-mode surveys, online panels in national elections, strategies to increase response rates, and sampling techniques.
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