The survey lab helps graduate students to conduct original surveys of nationally representative samples of adults. Students conduct surveys and participate in a seminar.
The computational social science workshop is a week-long event to train students in computational techniques for social science research. Topics taught include Python, R, and web scraping.
The Cultures, Minds and Medicines certificate focuses on the difference between disease (the physical condition) and illness (how the disease is experience) and how culture impacts that experience. The certificate consists of a series of bi-weekly seminars and one course outside the student’s major.
Learn about research while eating your lunch! Lunch & Learn is a set of informational workshops for graduate students (and others) to learn or brush up on research tools commonly used for social science research at Stanford.
IRiSS supports the use of qualitative methods in social science research
