The GESIS Summer School in Survey Methodology offers high quality training in state of the art techniques and methods of survey research. It aims to: - give a broad overview of survey methods; - equip participants with essential skills in designing, planning, execution, documentation and quality...

Keynote lecturer: professor Kenneth Bollen (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA).

The program of the summer school consists of at least ten 90 minutes lectures and student presentations. Each of the 5 lecturers will talk about topics of his choice in economics. A few additional sessions will be allocated for short student presentations of their own research. In addition,...

At the Summer School, students are able to debate and discuss economic issues with renowned academics including Andrew Oswald, Ken Binmore and Abhinay Muthoo. We also attract top guest speakers and offer interactive sessions with eminent economists and public figures. Courses: - Intermediate...

Topic: Networks and Big Data Analysis in Economics, Finance, and Social Systems. The summer school is intended for PhD students, post-docs, junior and senior faculty members, in Applied Mathematics, Economics, Finance, and Statistics. The school is also addressed to professionals working on the...

Main theme this year is Doing business in Eastern Europe: Managerial Skills and Entrepreneurship. We welcome students and graduates of all majors to our Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes.

The Methods School offers a wide variety of basic to advanced courses in quantitative, qualitative, and formal methods. This year's Methods School offers 15 quantitative, qualitative, and formal methods courses, such as Bayesian Analysis, Case Study Analysis, Data Visualization, Experimental...

The first edition of the Summer School focuses on a very hot topic in the current policy debate given the attention paid to proposed agreements such as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). The quantitative analysis of policy impacts of such agreements is critical for...

First week topic: Big Data Econometrics and Machine Learning, Dates: July 4 through July 8, 2016. Second week topic: Methods for Evaluating Social Programs and for Duration Data Analysis, Dates: July 11 through July 15, 2016