Advanced quantitative analysis
7.5 Credits.
Part-time 50%.
Join our comprehensive course to master regression models, including multivariable linear regression, binary logistic models, interaction terms, longitudinal data analysis, and multivariate techniques. Dive into R programming to craft statistical solutions tailored to your research needs. Don't miss this chance to elevate your statistical prowess for impactful studies!
Autumn 2026
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Campus | Day | 50%
Education level
Master's level
Study pace
50%
Teaching hours
Day
Teaching form
Campus
Start
Autumn 2026, week 45
Teaching language
English
Course syllabus
Advanced quantitative analysisCourse manager
Rui WangCourse code
MAKVAN
Application code
GIH-26F62
Entry requirements
Quantitative and qualitative methods and analysis (7.5 credits), advanced level, or the equivalent.
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About the course
Ever felt like your statistics knowledge falls short when tackling real problems? Uncertain where to begin with your analysis? Struggling to choose the right models for your statistical plan? Confused by concepts like confounding factors? Dealing with intervention studies involving repeated measurements without a clear strategy? Feeling overwhelmed by numerous variables? Eager to dive into statistical programming or coding? Welcome to our course, designed to address these challenges and equip you for confident statistical problem-solving!
Enroll in this course to gain extensive expertise in data organization, multivariable regressions, logistic regression, longitudinal analysis, and multivariate models, all taught within the framework of the R program. This course combines theoretical lectures using a flipped classroom approach with hands-on labs focusing on data processing and practical application. It fosters teacher-student interactions, providing a platform to address the challenges encountered in your projects. By exploring statistical models in epidemiological studies, this course cultivates critical thinking and enhances your abilities in data organization and program-based analysis
This course requests a foundational understanding of statistics, including concepts like correlation and univariate linear regression. It is tailored for beginners in academia seeking to cultivate quantitative research skills, and provides a solid foundation for developing statistical expertise.
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