We regularly provide a series of Statistics webinars for the Graduate Pathways to Success program that are geared toward a level that assumes no statistical background.

Subjects covered are data exploration through summaries and graphs, planning your research project, two group comparisons, ANOVA, regression analysis, modelling discrete data (counts and proportions) and mixed effects models.

Interested? See the GPS Workshps and Events page for dates and to register.

Free consulting is offered by statistics students taking practicum consulting courses. Free advice is offered in Term 1 (STAT 551) and free analysis is offered in Term 2 (STAT 450/550).

Email us a one-page description of your project. See an example of what we are looking for.

Projects for free advice are still being accepted this term!

Get your dataset ready for free analysis in Term 2!

See https://www.stat.ubc.ca/free-statistical-consultation-20192020 for more details.

We regularly provide a series of R training workshops for the ECOSCOPE network.

Workshops are open to all. Subjects include introductory R, graphics with ggplot, data manipulation with dplyr, statistical models and reproducible research.

Different workshop series are typically run monthly mainly throughout the Fall and Winter semesters. See the ECOSCOPE event page for dates.

The Faculty of Medicine Office of Research is pleased to announce a new pilot program to provide statistical consultation services to medical students undertaking research and scholarly projects.

We will provide a one-hour statistical consultation and summary report to successful medical student applicants. Application deadline is October 31, 2019.

CONTACT INFORMATION: Linda Herbert (Student Research & Education Coordinator) or William Chen (Student Program Assistant) med.studentresearch@ubc.ca or (604) 822-7154 (Linda)