Stata is a statistical software platform that is used for data analysis and data visualisation. It is most commonly used in the fields of economics, epidemiology, political science, sociology and biomedical science.
Students can access Intercooled Stata (Stata IC) on the University-managed computers across campus, and via UniApps and UniDesk. Staff should contact their IT supporter if they wish to have access to Stata.
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These courses are suitable for researchers who are completely new to using Stata. It is important to note that Stata commands can differ between different versions. So, if a command that is used in the course does not work, check the help option to see if the command has changed for the version that you are working with.
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In this course, you will learn how to apply data analysis and economic modeling techniques using Stata.
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For those who already have a basic understanding of Stata there are a range of learning path and video courses to expand your skills and knowledge of using Stata for different analyses.
In this course you will learn advanced statistical techniques to enable you to efficiently handle panel data modeling, interaction effects in regression models, and even conduct Monte Carlo simulations to enhance your research outcomes.
Key topics covered in the course include:
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