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4 ESRC AQM Studentships at CMM

22 December 2011

We are pleased to invite applications for 4 ESRC '+3' studentships on the South West Doctoral Training Centre's Advanced Quantitative Methods in Social Science & Health (AQM) pathway.

Professor/Professor in Quantitative Research for Education, University of Bristol

22 December 2011

Professor/Professor in Quantitative Research for Education, University of Bristol - appointment vacancy

Christmas closing dates 2011

16 December 2011

MLwiN sales and support closed for Christmas 2011

Article about CMM, Autumn 2011

8 December 2011

Behind every quantitative research project, there's a statistician waiting to make sense of the data

The Jon Rasbash Prize for Quantitative Social Science

2 November 2011

This new award has been established to commemorate the contributions to quantitative social science of Jon Rasbash, who was Professor of Computational Statistics and Director of the Centre for Multilevel Modelling at the University of Bristol.

Module 9: Single and multilevel models for ordinal responses

24 October 2011

New module published: Module 9: Single-level and multilevel models for ordinal responses

MLwiN 2.24 released (27-Sep-11)

27 September 2011

MLwiN 2.24 released (27-Sep-11)

Introduction to multilevel modelling in MLwiN, 4-6 Jan-2012 - bookings closed

15 September 2011

Bookings are now closed for our Introduction to Multilevel Modelling in MLwiN workshop, 4-6 Jan-2012

CMM vacancy - Research Associate in Statistical Computing

13 September 2011

Working in the Centre for Multilevel Modelling, you will be a computational statistician/statistical programmer to join an interdisciplinary research team specialising in the production of statistical software that is used for the analysis of social data with complex structure to address important substantive research questions.

Research Assistant/Associate in Social Statistics

17 August 2011

The Centre for Multilevel Modelling at the University of Bristol is seeking to appoint an applied statistician to work on a new ESRC-funded project, Longitudinal Effects, Multilevel Modelling and Applications (LEMMA 3).